Company says line offers industrial and outdoor workers improved mobility, lighter insulation, and enhanced weather protection
RefrigiWear has updated its long-running ComfortGuard cold-weather workwear line for the 2025-2026 winter season, aiming to improve mobility and weather protection for industrial and outdoor workers in subzero conditions. The reengineered collection features a more flexible elastane-blend, water-repellent outer shell, lighter-weight insulation designed to reduce bulk while maintaining warmth, and new reflective trim for better visibility in low-light environments. Core products include ComfortGuard Coveralls with two-way, hip-length leg zippers, multiple oversized pockets and reinforced hems; Bib Overalls with a higher bib, reinforced hems and an inner adjustable waist drawcord; and a bomber-style jacket updated with a high-neck hood to block drafts. Originally launched in 2005, ComfortGuard remains a staple for workers in the global cold chain, agriculture and construction sectors.
