Lakeland Industries Coveralls
Lakeland Industries Coveralls: Full-Body Protection Engineered for Real Hazards
Lakeland Industries has spent more than four decades engineering protective coveralls for workers who face genuine, daily hazards — from chemical splash and flame to dry particulates and infectious pathogens. Rather than offering a one-size-fits-all garment, Lakeland has built a tiered system of coveralls that matches the exact threat level of the job, covering industries from oil and gas and chemical manufacturing to healthcare, construction, and aerospace.
A Coverall Line for Every Hazard Level
At the foundation of Lakeland's coverall portfolio is the iconic MicroMax® NS line. MicroMax NS is a lightweight, economical disposable coverall engineered for general-purpose industrial protection. It features a high Moisture Vapor Transmission Rate (MVTR) for wearer comfort and is strong when wet or dry — ideal for environments where dirt, grime, splashes, and spills are routine. An additional polyester scrim laminated within the fabric acts as a rip-stop layer, delivering some of the highest tear strength available for Type 5/6 disposable coveralls. The MicroMax NS Cool Suit variant takes comfort further with a breathable back panel engineered to let hot air escape during extended wear.
For higher chemical exposure risks, Lakeland's ChemMax series steps up the protection. The ChemMax 1 provides a serged-seam coverall with defense against light liquid splash, while the advanced ChemMax 4 Plus features an expanded six-layer protective system for the most challenging and hazardous environments. The SafeGard® SMMS coverall rounds out the disposable lineup with CE-certified Type 5/6 protection, anti-stat treatment per EN 1149-1, and a simplified global sizing structure — making it an excellent fit for multinational operations.
Flame-Resistant & Arc Flash Coveralls
Lakeland's reusable FR coveralls are built for workers facing flash fire and arc flash hazards. The FR 7 oz. 88/12 Cotton (C071) coverall is dual-certified for FR and arc flash protection, configured with a quick-release zipper, heavy-duty snaps, pockets, and an elasticized waistband. It's available in Navy and Khaki with optional reflective trim, from sizes SM through 5X. For maximum flame resistance, Lakeland also offers coveralls constructed with Nomex® IIIA fabric at both 4.5 oz. and 6.0 oz. weights — featuring reinforced stitching, pleated bi-swing backs, ripstop side pass-through pockets, and covered snaps for a refined, durable build. Lakeland's FR and arc-rated garments are tested to standards including NFPA 70E and ASTM F1506.
Wildland Fire & Specialty Coveralls
Lakeland also produces coveralls designed specifically for wildland firefighting, crafted from durable, breathable flame-resistant fabric with reinforced stitching, adjustable cuffs, and reflective trim for visibility in demanding field conditions. The Pyrolon Plus 2 disposable coverall serves as a protective outer layer in environments where hazardous or flammable contaminants could compromise primary protective garments.
Why Lakeland Stands Apart in Coveralls
What differentiates Lakeland in the coverall category is the depth of its engineering. Each product is built from specially engineered fabric and rigorously tested to meet compliance requirements including ANSI/ISEA and NFPA standards. ISO 9001-certified manufacturing facilities back every garment, and Lakeland's global production footprint means consistent quality across a wide range of configurations — hood styles, elastic wrists and ankles, attached boots, seam types, and more. Whether the task calls for a disposable coverall for a single shift or a launderable FR suit for years of daily use, Lakeland has a purpose-built solution.