What sort of workwear is suitable for gardening and landscaping?
Gardening means working outdoors in all weathers — from frost in March to the heat of August. It makes sense to wear layers rather than a single heavy garment, along with sturdy fabrics that can withstand thorns and soil. When working alongside roads or on embankments, high-visibility clothing is also required.
What matters in this industry
- Whatever the weather, whatever the season
- A layering system can be adapted to the temperature and the activity — a thick jacket cannot.
- Thorns, earth, damp
- Sturdy fabrics that wash well and don’t tear at the slightest snag.
- Visibility in traffic
- Landscaping often takes place along roads — which is where high-visibility clothing comes in.
- Cut protection
- When using chainsaws, cut-resistant clothing is compulsory.
Suitable brands from our range
- Blåkläder
- Helly Hansen
- Mascot Workwear
- Tenson
Relevant protective standards
- EN ISO 20471
- High-visibility clothing for roadworks
- EN 343
- Protection against rain and damp
Whether a standard is mandatory always follows from the employer’s risk assessment (SUVA/EKAS) — not from the industry alone.
Companies we have worked for
More customers
- Waldburger Gartenbau
- Agrar Landtechnik
Frequently asked questions
What’s suitable for gardening in winter?
A layering system: base layer, insulating mid-layer and weatherproof outer layer. This allows you to adjust your warmth to suit your activity.
Do landscaping firms need high-visibility clothing?
Wherever work is being carried out on or alongside roads — this obligation arises from the risk assessment.
How do work clothes withstand thorns and soil?
Featuring tightly woven, hard-wearing fabric and reinforced panels at the knees and forearms.