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A construction worker in light workwear and a white hard hat looks out over a UAE building site at sunset

Coming soon to the UAE

Stay cool.Stay free.

Wearable personal cooling for everyday life under the Gulf sun. At work, outdoors, on the move.

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On site

The problem

The heat is part of the job. It shouldn't run the day.

Summer in the Gulf is long, hot and humid. The work goes on outside, and people carry the heat with them all shift.

Heat haze rising over an empty construction site at midday

  • 45–50 °C, and humid

    Summer afternoons outside reach 45–50 °C. Near the coast, the humidity makes the air feel even heavier.

  • Heat wears people down

    Heat stress dulls attention and slows the work. The risk of injuries and heat stroke goes up.

  • The midday stop

    In summer, outdoor work stops for the midday break. Schedules stretch. Costs follow.

  • Workwear holds the heat in

    Standard workwear protects the body, but it traps heat. It doesn't cool anyone down.

Close-up of a worker wearing a sand-coloured cooling vest with two small built-in fans

The solution

Your own breeze. Wherever summer takes you.

Personal cooling you wear. It moves air and draws heat away from the body, right where people work.

  • Cooling vests

    Vests with built-in fans and cooling elements, worn over or under everyday workwear.

  • Ventilated helmets and caps

    Airflow where heat builds up first: around the head.

  • Cooling clothing

    Cooling layers for daily work. Later on: a cooled kandura.

  • Subscribe or buy

    Take it on a subscription or buy it outright. For site crews, and for engineers and supervisors.

Who it's for

For people who work outside.

Wherever the shift happens under the sun.

  • A construction worker in a hi-vis vest and white hard hat on a building site
    Construction
  • A courier standing next to a scooter with a delivery box on a city street
    Delivery and couriers
  • A security guard in a navy uniform at the gate of a building complex
    Security
  • An airport ground crew worker on the apron and a port worker at a container terminal
    Airports and ports
  • A municipal worker in a teal coverall tending palm trees along a city boulevard
    Municipal services
  • A field technician in a navy coverall and white hard hat at a desert oil facility
    Oil and gas

How it works

Three steps, from first call to daily use.

  1. 01

    Selection

    We look at your sites, roles and shifts, and choose the right kit with you.

  2. 02

    Pilot on site

    Your team wears it on a real job. You see what works before you commit.

  3. 03

    Supply and service

    We deliver, maintain and replace. Your team keeps working.

Waitlist

Be first when we launch.

Tell us a little about your team. We'll get in touch before launch.

Nasma means a light breeze. Cool air in the middle of the heat.

hello@ilnasma.com

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