Which visibility class do you need?
The EN ISO 20471 standard has three classes, based on the combined surface area of fluorescent and reflective material. Class 3 offers the most protection and is often prescribed for road workers and work directly alongside the carriageway; class 2 is often sufficient on a construction site further from traffic, and class 1 is used as an additional part of a larger outfit.
High visibility in every garment
Our range consists of jackets, trousers, coveralls and vests, so you can put together a complete outfit or simply add a single item. Lighter options such as a polo or T-shirt and a fleece are also available in high-visibility versions.
Combining with other protection
If, besides visibility, you also work with flames, chemicals or static electricity, Multinorm clothing with built-in high visibility is a solution. For cold or wet conditions, choose a lined version from Thermal/Freezer or waterproof rainwear.
Caring for reflective material
Wash high-visibility clothing according to the label and avoid fabric softener: this affects the reflective stripes. Replace clothing as soon as the fluorescent material discolours or the reflection visibly diminishes, even if the fabric itself is still intact.
