Why Teams Choose Our Hi-Vis Workwear

With hi-vis, compliance comes first and everything else follows. The fabric has to hold its
fluorescence, the reflective tape has to stay put through washing, and branding has to be applied without breaking the garment’s certification. We pick certified hi-vis that meets the standards and gets branded the right way – because a logo placed wrong can invalidate the very thing you’re buying it for.

Understanding Hi-Vis Classes – EN ISO 20471

High-visibility clothing in the UK is certified to EN ISO 20471, which sets three classes based on how much fluorescent and reflective material a garment carries. Class 1 is the lowest coverage (often used in lower-risk areas), Class 2 covers vests and polos for general site and roadside work, and Class 3 offers the highest visibility – typically jackets and trousers for high-speed roads and low-light conditions. We’ll help you match the class to your risk assessment and site requirements. Full size runs across the range.