High Visibility - Polo/T-shirt

A polo alone usually achieves class 1 or 2; combine with high-visibility trousers for a higher overall class.

Yes, the polo is more breathable than a jacket and therefore a pleasant choice in warm weather, without sacrificing visibility.

Both colours are permitted under EN ISO 20471 and offer comparable visibility at the same class. Which colour you wear usually depends on the sector or the client; for railway work, for example, orange is often prescribed. Yellow stands out strongly against green and grey in daylight, while orange stands out against snow and light backgrounds.

The label states the maximum number of washes at which the shirt still meets the standard. After that, the fluorescent colour and the reflection may decrease. Wash at the stated temperature, inside out and without bleach. If the tape is damaged or the colour has visibly faded, replace the shirt, even if the number of washes has not yet been reached.