Life Collection
PULSAR®, a renowned name in technical and protective performance apparel, introduces its new ‘Life collection,’ an extensive range of environmentally responsible hi-visibility garments designed for diverse professionals across industries.
The Life collection, featuring 12 hi-visibility, high-performance garments, utilizes Global Recycled Standard (GRS) certified fabrics and materials. The range includes a reversible puffer jacket, stretch combat trousers, moisture-wicking polo shirt, insulated parkas, and a new breathable, class 4 waterproof shell jacket and over trousers. All garments are available in yellow and orange, adhering to EN ISO 20471 design requirements.
Embracing a circular approach, each garment in the Life collection incorporates fully sustainable GRS recycled polyester, recycled linings, trims, and Bluesign® approved treatments. High-wear garments are certified for up to 50 washes, while all fabric and reflective tape undergo testing for 25 washes.
Debbie Huntley, Sustainability Manager at PULSAR®, emphasizes the brand’s dual focus on the wearer and the planet in developing the Life collection. The range blends PULSAR®’s renowned practical, performance-led design with a circular viewpoint, incorporating recycled and organic fibers to create the brand’s most ambitious and responsible workwear range.
The Life collection features practical elements such as patterned waterproof zippers, subtle black contrast panels, durable utility loops on the softshell jacket and combat trousers, and additional reflective print details for enhanced visibility. The collection is now available through selected distributors, online orders, or directly from PULSAR® sales representatives.
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