Four-year development process

The collection was developed over a period of more than four years. According to the company, the process involved testing, optimisation and close cooperation with users working in high-risk environments. Key material suppliers were engaged early to rethink the construction principles behind multistandard fabrics.

The main fabric blends organic cotton and traceable Lyocell and is certified for 100 industrial washes. Stretch components and reinforced ripstop fabric are used in areas subject to high levels of wear. The range includes trousers, bib trousers, coveralls, jackets and tops that can be combined as layered systems.

Protective functions and material standards

Multinorm Green provides protection against heat and flame, electric arc, electrostatic discharge and liquid chemicals. The protective properties are integrated into the fibres and are intended to remain throughout the lifetime of the garment.

The collection is PFAS-free and certified to OEKO-TEX Standard 100, confirming compliance with defined limits for harmful substances.

EPDs for every garment

Every item in the collection features an Environmental Product Declaration. The documentation includes CO2 emissions and water consumption across all lifecycle phases, from raw material extraction to end of life. These verified data sets can support purchasing decisions and can be used for Scope 3 reporting.

Availability

Most products in the Multinorm Green line will be available from autumn 2026.