High Visibility Clothing

  1. Choosing a high-visibility safety jacket

    Bomber, Parka or 2-in-1? Choosing Winter Hi-Vis Jackets

    How to pick a hi-vis winter jacket by temperature and weather: rain jackets, bombers, 2-in-1 convertibles and parkas, plus a link to our full jacket guide.

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  2. Choosing a high-visibility safety shirt

    Can a Hi-Vis Shirt Replace a Safety Vest?

    When an ANSI-rated hi-vis T-shirt can replace a safety vest, how to tell Class 2 from Class 3 shirts, and when a non-ANSI shirt isn’t enough.

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  3. Choosing a high-visibility safety vest

    Mesh, Solid, Breakaway or Surveyor? Picking the Right Safety Vest

    Four questions that narrow hundreds of safety vests down to the right one for your crew, plus a link to our full safety vest buyer’s guide.

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  4. Be Seen, Stay Safe: Decoding High-Visibility Apparel

    Be Seen, Stay Safe: Decoding High-Visibility Apparel

    Struck-by hazards are among construction’s deadliest. How ANSI/ISEA 107 grades high-visibility apparel by Type and Class, when Class 1, 2 or 3 is required, the federal highway rule, and how to keep hi-vis gear protecting your crew.

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  5. Hi-Vis Clothing Beyond the Vest: Jackets, Pants and Accessories

    Hi-Vis Clothing Beyond the Vest: Jackets, Pants and Accessories

    Vests are where most hi-vis programs start, not where they end. How to fit jackets, pants, rain gear and accessories into a crew setup that keeps the right ANSI class all year.

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  6. Hi-Vis Types and Classes: O, R, P and Class E

    Hi-Vis Types and Classes: O, R, P and Class E

    There is no Class 0 in hi-vis. How ANSI 107 garment types (O, R and P) work with Classes 1, 2, 3 and E, and how to read a label so you buy the right gear.

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  7. Class 2 Hi-Vis: Vest or Shirt?

    Class 2 Hi-Vis: Vest or Shirt?

    Class 2 vests and Class 2 shirts give the same rating. When a vest makes more sense, when a shirt does, and how to tell when either one has worn out.

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