Fresh dynamic design combined with superior stretch breathable fabric makes this the most desired hi-vis shell jacket on the market. Packed full of innovative features including HiVisTexPro heat applied reflective tape, Texpel Splash Eco water resistant finish and articulated sleeves. This jacket is guaranteed to make the wearer look great while keeping them safe and comfortable no matter what the task.
Premium waterproof and breathable fabric with mechanical stretch properties
Waterproof with taped seams preventing water penetration
Extremely water resistant PFAS free Texpel‚Ñ¢ Splash Eco fabric finish, water beads away from fabric surface
Vertical and horizontal hood adjustment for customisable fit
Underarm pit zips for enhanced breathability
Drawcord adjustable hem
Dropped back hem for better coverage
Zipped chest pocket
Two lower pockets
Internal chest pocket
Hook and loop cuffs for a secure fit
Chin guard with internal storm flap provides extra comfort
No shoulder seams for maximum waterproof protection
Articulated darts for additional shaping
Durable, breathable, windproof and water resistant fabric
Heat applied segmented reflective tape for added visibility
6 pockets for ample storage
Radio loop for easy clipping of a radio
Detachable ID pocket
Phone pocket
Packaway detachable hood for convenience
Print access for corporate branding
40+ UPF rated fabric to block 98% of UV rays
CE certified
Complies with RIS 3279-TOM for rail industry (orange only)
We do all our embroidery & print in house and have a great reputation for supplying quality garments. Once your logo has been approved we can provide excellent lead times.
Affordable Embroidery Options
We provide some of the most affordable embroidery, starting from only £2! We will always try our very best to better a quote you may have received from another company.
50 Years of Experience
At Supplies for Industry we have over 50 years experience providing workwear and PPE supplies and our prices are always very competitive representing excellent value for money.
