Coverall

A protective, single piece, item of clothing which protects the entire body, except for face, feet and hands. The garment will typically contain no pockets, into which pesticide spray could enter, zips which have protective Velcro type sealed flaps, with elasticated wrist and ankles to ensure a tight fitting to body parts. When using pesticides, it is a requirement to ensure that a suitable coverall is worn, with the type of coverall being dependent on the purpose of use, with four types to choose from.

Purpose.
Protection against: CEN type Description
Liquid jets Type 3 Chemical protective clothing where liquid cannot pass through the connections between different parts of the clothing.
Sprays Type 4 Chemical protective clothing where spray cannot pass through the connections between different parts of the clothing.
Solid particles Type 5 Reusable and limited-use protective clothing which particles cannot pass through.
Liquid splashes and solid particles Type 6 Reusable and limited-use protective clothing offering limited protection against liquid splashes and aerosols and solid particles.