Crew coveralls are not available in a full range of sizes – how can they be adapted to suit the diverse body types of seafarers?

Seafarers vary considerably in height, weight and build, and body types differ between domestic and international crews. The sizing systems for standard crew coveralls are inadequate and the cuts are one-size-fits-all, frequently resulting in gaps in the size range and garments that are either too large or too small. This makes distribution difficult and results in a very poor wearing experience for seafarers.

‘Guardian Angel’ crew coveralls have established a comprehensive sizing system, with cuts specifically optimised for Asian crew members. They cover the full range of standard sizes and offer bespoke tailoring for those with unusual body types. The cuts are well-fitted without being bulky, catering to crew members of varying heights and weights.

Only well-fitting workwear can provide optimal protection. ‘Guardian Angels’ is dedicated to resolving the challenges of sizing for crew coveralls, comprehensively meeting the clothing needs of all shipboard personnel. With a close-fitting cut and comfortable wear, every crew member can be assured of a well-fitting, professional maritime coverall.