Collection: Hi Vis Workwear

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[FREE UK Shipping on Hi Vis workwear orders over £100]. When working by the road, ensure you are adequately protected with a range of roadside workwear. Due to the potential of moving vehicles and equipment, visibility is an important factor and thus hi vis workwear has to be worn. 

What does high visibility mean?

There are 3 main components for EN ISO 20471 certified hi vis clothing to allow workers to undertake operations in low light conditions:
Fluorescent material: To make the most of any existing sunlight and can be seen more easily in low light conditions.
Reflective Strips: Made from materials that reflect light back to where it comes from to enhance visibility during the darker hours of the day.
Contrast material: Blaklader adds contrast fabrics (black or other dark colours) to the areas where muck is most likely to build e.g. Knees, ankles, pockets, sleeve ends, shoulders etc. By doing that, dirt tends not to spread onto the fluorescent fabric to keep the clothing compliant for much longer on the job.


Men's & Women's Hi Vis Workwear

Choosing the right sizing for workwear is essential to providing a comfortable fit and suitable protection. Therefore, we supply for mens and womens hi vis workwear to avoid the situation where a woman has to put on large and extra-loose clothing. Like our men's, our women's collection that comes in the full range of women’s sizes will ensure you stay seen, safe and ultra-stylish in your workplace. These are our popular ranges:
Mens: Hi Vis Waterproof Trousers, Hi Vis Softshell Jackets
Womens: Womens Hi Vis Jackets, Womens Hi Vis Vest


How many classes of high visibility clothing are there?

According to the EN ISO 20471, there are 3 classes of hi vis clothing. Class 1 clothing has the least requirements for reflective surfaces and reflective tape on the garment. The higher the class, the higher the crucial visibility.
Class 1: Fluorescent material on the garment: 0,14 m² & Reflective material on the garment: 0,10 m²
Class 2: Fluorescent material on the garment: 0,50 m² & Reflective material on the garment: 0,13 m²
Class 3: Fluorescent material on the garment: 0,80 m² & Reflective material on the garment: 0,20 m²


How often should you replace your hi vis workwear?

If your clothing falls under any of these, it will need replacing even the garment is still new.
• Fading of fluorescent fabric
• Worn reflective strip
• Any tears and rips on a garment (not necessary on fluorescent or reflective material)
• No longer visible for 1,000 feet during day or night

 
 
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