Bisley Workwear - Transport & Logistics

Transport and logistics is a temperature problem more than anything else. A driver or dock hand can go from a heated cab to a loading bay to a cold store and back inside an hour, and the clothing that works is the clothing you can add to and take off without stopping work.

That is why this range carries more lined and insulated styles than any other trade page on this site — fleece, quilted layers, bomber jackets and thermals sit at the centre of it rather than at the edge. Jackets generally are heavily represented, and wet weather shells run deep because yards, docks and delivery runs happen in the rain regardless. Hi vis and taped reflective are here for the part that genuinely is a safety issue: yards and loading bays are full of reversing vehicles and forklifts, and being seen at night or in a dim warehouse is the whole point.

Two practical notes. Layering beats a single heavy coat for this work, because the cab is warm and the cold store is not, and a jacket you cannot take off is a jacket you stop wearing. And if you are in and out of a cold store, check the lining rather than the outer — a shell that handles rain is not the same garment as one that handles minus eighteen, and the two are easy to confuse on a photo.