On site, where S.HENRY started.

Where we come from

Built by someone
who's worn it.

S.HENRY comes from working-class roots. Before it was a brand, it was the job: early starts, long shifts, cold mornings in the van, and protective clothing that was issued, not chosen.

Our founder, spent years in civil engineering and utilities fieldwork, on the networks the country runs on. Site after site, he saw the same thing: PPE that ticked the boxes on paper but didn't fit, didn't move and didn't get worn the way it was meant to. Sleeves pushed up. Jackets left open. Whatever base layer was in the drawer underneath.

S.HENRY exists to fix that from the inside: multi-norm protection specified as one system, and cut like the kit people choose to wear in their own time.

If your team likes wearing it, they'll wear it properly. That's where safety starts.

The evidence

Fit isn't a
nice-to-have.

UK law already says PPE must be “capable of fitting the wearer correctly” (PPE at Work Regulations 1992, reg. 4). On site, too often it isn't.

98%

of safety professionals surveyed had seen workers not wearing PPE they were required to. The reason given most often: it was uncomfortable.

Kimberly-Clark Professional, survey of 132 safety professionals (US), 2010

680,000

workers in Great Britain were injured at work in 2024/25, by their own account.

HSE, Labour Force Survey 2024/25

126

workers were killed in work-related accidents in Great Britain in 2025/26. Every one of them went to work expecting to come home.

HSE, provisional figures 2025/26

Built with the field

Wearing it?
Tell us.

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