Protective Clothingis personal protective equipment that is designed to keep the wearer's body safe

                                                                            

                    Protective Clothing Market

Protective clothing is designed to keep us safe from potentially harmful environments such as thermal, biological, chemical, or ballistic threats. Unfortunately, the materials and designs used for protective clothing impede the transfer of human heat and moisture to the environment. A good compromise must be struck between the two extremes of protection and human comfort.

When working with chemicals with high acute toxicity and highly concentrated corrosive materials, chemical compatibility is used. When railings, floors, and nets cannot control fall hazards, fall arresting systems such as body harnesses, lifelines, and other accompanying equipment are used in the construction industry. In the healthcare industry, protective clothing is used to prevent the spread of microorganisms such as methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, and Staphylococcus aureus.

To avoid contamination, doctors and dentists may wear protective clothing such as disposable gloves. Baseball helmets, hockey masks, jockstraps, and other protective gear are worn by athletes. Body armour, such as bullet proof vests, historical armour, and futuristic powered armour, is also considered protective clothing. Nomex and Kevlar are two common materials. Protective headgear, gloves or hand protection, eye protection such as safety goggles, hearing protection such as earplugs, protective footwear, and others such as safety harnesses or life preservers are examples of protective clothing.

All personal protective equipment should be designed and built safely, and it should be kept clean and reliable. It should be comfortable to wear, encouraging workers to use it. Personal protective equipment that does not fit properly can mean the difference between being safe and being dangerously exposed. Employers must provide personal protective equipment to their employees and ensure its proper use when engineering, work practises, and administrative controls are not feasible or provide adequate protection.