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Winter hits fast, and customers count on your store for the gear that keeps them warm and working. Stocking the right clothing makes a real difference when people are facing cold mornings, icy jobsites and the harsh winter climate. Hardware Retailing curated five products you should stock to keep your customers warm.
Jackets
The Oahe HOTSWAP Thermal Denim Work Jac from Dovetal Workwear is 40% warmer than regular denim, wind-resistant and thermoregulating, with seven pockets, a zip chest pocket and reinforced elbows.
The Waxed Canvas Chore Coat from Dickies is a relaxed-fit chore coat made of 10-ounce cotton duck canvas with a wax-coated finish, DWR treatment, triple-needle stitching, a full-zip front with snap-close storm flap and exterior utility pockets—built for work-site durability and weather resistance.
Coveralls
The HiVis Freezer Bib Overalls from Ergodyne feature high-visibility fabric, full-length side zippers for easy on/off with boots, elastic bib straps and four-way stretch side panels—rated for temperatures down to minus 50 degrees Fahrenheit and engineered for extended wear in freezer environments.
The TRUEWERK T3 WerkBib is a heavily insulated work bib made with four-way stretch fabric, a fleece lining and a water-resistant finish, designed for cold-weather trades work, with a full-front zip and multiple tool pockets for utility.
Gloves
The Mechanix Wear ColdWork™ Original gloves feature 3M™ Thinsulate™ insulation, a water‑resistant SoftShell back resist cold air, touchscreen‑capable synthetic leather palms and a secure TPR wrist closure—built for cold‑weather maintenance, repair and construction tasks.
