10°F Cooler Workwear for Cold Storage Professionals

Working in a cooler isn't a quick trip to grab a carton. It's a full shift in the cold. Whether you're moving pallets in a refrigerated warehouse, processing food, stocking grocery orders or loading trucks for distribution, you need workwear that can handle the temperature and the workload.

RefrigiWear Cooler Wear™ is lightweight insulated workwear comfort rated to 10°F (−12°C), built specifically for cooler environments and other cold jobs where heavy freezer gear is more than you need. The collection delivers durable protection without unnecessary bulk, helping cold storage workers stay warm and mobile throughout the shift.

Cold Storage Workwear Without the Extra Bulk

Cooler Wear is made for cold storage workers, food processing professionals and grocery distribution employees who spend hours working in refrigerated environments. Jackets, bib overalls, trousers, vests and frock liners provide options for building the right level of coverage for your job and working conditions.

The Cooler Wear Jacket features lightweight insulation, a water-repellent ripstop nylon shell and a storm flap to help keep cold drafts out. Cooler Wear Bib Overalls add insulated lower-body coverage with above-knee leg zippers, reinforced stress points and a design that lets you bend, kneel and reach without fighting your gear. The Cooler Wear Vest provides core warmth with stretch knit side gussets for mobility, while the Frock Liner adds lightweight insulation under frocks or lab coats.

Built for Refrigerated Warehouses and Food Distribution

Cooler Wear works especially well for refrigerated warehouses, grocery distribution centers, food processing facilities, loading docks and other temperature-controlled workplaces. Its lightweight construction makes it a practical choice for workers who move between cold storage areas and warmer parts of a facility or spend a full shift in cooler temperatures.

Comfort rated to 10°F. Lightweight enough to move. Tough enough to work.

Because the cold may be part of the job, but it doesn't get to be the boss.