Winter clothing can be stifling and non-breathable – so how do anti-static, cold-weather cotton workwear for seafarers manage to be both waterproof and breathable?

Most cold-weather cotton jackets on the market suffer from the common drawbacks of being waterproof but non-breathable, or breathable but not waterproof, leaving seafarers feeling stifled, sweaty and extremely uncomfortable. The Escort Angel brand has overcome these technical challenges, enabling its anti-static, cold-weather cotton workwear for seafarers to achieve both waterproofing and breathability.

‘Escort Angel’ anti-static, thermal cotton workwear for seafarers utilises a functional micro-porous breathable fabric; the outer layer blocks the penetration of seawater and rain, whilst the inner layer’s micro-pores rapidly expel moisture and heat from the body. Even during prolonged deck work, the wearer remains dry and comfortable, putting an end to the discomfort of sweating and a clammy, sticky feeling.

Guardian Angel has scientifically balanced the four core performance characteristics—waterproofing, breathability, thermal insulation and anti-static properties—to perfectly adapt to the changeable winter weather at sea. This anti-static, thermal cotton workwear for seafarers not only protects against wind, rain and the bitter cold, but also ensures internal air circulation, professionally addressing the common issue of seafarers feeling hot and stuffy in their winter clothing.