Arbortec Workwear & Chainsaw Protection
Arbortec builds workwear specifically for arborists and chainsaw users. It’s not general trade clothing repackaged for tree work — it’s designed around climbing, groundwork and daily saw use, where movement, durability and proper protection all matter. The brand has built its reputation on balancing certified chainsaw protection with a more modern, flexible feel. If you’re on the tools all day, that difference is noticeable. Arbortec kit is made for people who rely on it, not just wear it occasionally.We stock 2,197 Arbortec products
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Why Arbortec Has Become a Go-To Brand for Arborists
Arbortec isn’t built around fashion or general site work. It’s built around tree work. That means chainsaw protection is not an afterthought — it’s central to the design — but it’s combined with flexibility and fit that make sense for climbing, bending and working at height. Older-style chainsaw clothing had a reputation for being heavy and restrictive. Arbortec changed that direction. The focus is on reducing bulk where possible, improving stretch panels and reinforcement placement, and making garments that move with you rather than against you. For full-time arborists, that translates to less fatigue over long shifts.Designed for Real-World Tree Work
This range is built for people who:- Run a saw daily, not occasionally
- Climb and need freedom of movement
- Work in mixed weather across long shifts
- Need clearly rated chainsaw protection
- Operate on sites where compliance matters
Protection That’s Clearly Defined
One of Arbortec’s strengths is clarity. Chainsaw trousers, gloves and boots are clearly marked by protection type and class, so buyers know exactly what they’re getting. That matters when you’re working to site rules or rail specifications. Instead of vague safety claims, the range is built around recognised protection standards. Buyers who understand Type A versus Type C, or Class 1 versus higher classes, can choose what fits their role rather than just picking the most expensive option.Comfort Isn’t a Luxury — It’s Practical
Comfort in chainsaw clothing isn’t about softness. It’s about mobility and heat management. Arbortec’s better-known ranges focus on lighter construction, stretch panels and reinforcement in high-wear areas rather than simply layering more material everywhere. That makes a difference if you’re climbing or covering ground all day. Less restriction means better movement. Better movement means safer positioning and less strain over time.Modular Thinking
Arbortec also approaches workwear as a system. Certain garments are designed to work together, allowing you to adapt protection depending on the job. That makes sense for arborists who switch between ground saw work and climbing during the same week. It’s a practical approach — wear what you need for the task, not more and not less.Who Arbortec Suits Best
Arbortec is well suited to professional arborists, forestry teams and contractors who rely on their kit daily. It appeals to buyers who want a recognised name in the industry and who understand that proper chainsaw-rated PPE isn’t the place to cut corners. If you’re working occasionally or looking for the cheapest possible option, this isn’t that. If you’re earning a living with a saw, it makes more sense.Buying Arbortec from Suffolk Mowers
When you’re buying chainsaw-rated clothing and PPE, getting the right specification matters. We stock a broad Arbortec range, including variations in sizing, leg length and protection type, so you can choose properly rather than compromise. If you’re unsure which protection class or design type suits your role, we’ll point you in the right direction. The aim isn’t to sell you the most expensive option — it’s to make sure what you buy matches the work you actually do.Proper Sizing and Fit
Chainsaw trousers and boots need to fit correctly to perform as intended. We carry multiple sizes and variations across the Arbortec range, and we can help you check availability before ordering so you’re not guessing on fit.Genuine Products and Ongoing Availability
All Arbortec products we supply are genuine and sourced through official channels. With over two thousand variations available across the range, you’re not limited to a handful of core items — you can access the full system, from protective garments through to accessories.Aftercare and Ongoing Support
PPE takes wear. If you need replacement items, additional kit for new team members, or to step up into a different protection level, we’re here for that as well. We deal with working professionals every day and understand how quickly workwear can move from “fine” to “needs replacing”. Arbortec kit is built to work hard. When it’s time to refresh or expand your setup, we make that process straightforward.Frequently Asked Questions About Arbortec Workwear
Is Arbortec only for professional arborists?
Arbortec is primarily aimed at professional tree surgeons, forestry workers and contractors who use a chainsaw regularly. Serious domestic users can buy it, but the range is designed around daily commercial use rather than occasional jobs.
What’s the difference between Type A and Type C chainsaw trousers?
Type A trousers provide protection to the front of the legs, which suits most ground saw work. Type C offers all-round leg protection and is often chosen for climbing or where wider coverage is required. The right choice depends on your role and risk level.
Are Arbortec chainsaw gloves fully protective on both hands?
Most chainsaw gloves, including those in the Arbortec range, provide chainsaw protection on the left hand only, as that is typically the hand most exposed during use. Always check the product specification to confirm the protection class.
Do Arbortec boots carry chainsaw protection ratings?
Yes, selected Arbortec boots are chainsaw-rated and clearly marked with their protection class. As with trousers, you should choose based on the saw speed rating required for your work.
Is Arbortec suitable for rail or hi-vis compliant work?
Certain garments in the range are produced to meet hi-vis and rail specifications. If you work on sites with strict compliance requirements, check the product standard before purchasing.
Is Arbortec lightweight compared to older chainsaw clothing?
Many users move to Arbortec because it offers a more flexible, modern fit compared to older, heavier styles of chainsaw PPE. However, higher protection classes will naturally feel warmer and slightly heavier than lighter options.

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