Hi-Vis Clothing & Printed Safety Wear
If your team is working in the open, they should be branded as well as safe.
Branded hi-vis is functional safety wear that also puts your name in front of every person on site. If your team is working in the open — on a construction site, at an event or in a car park — they should be branded as well as safe.
What’s Included
*Subject to agreed terms.
Construction firms and site managers. Events and festivals — staff, stewards and marshals. Security and door staff. Car park attendants. Community event and charity run volunteer marshals. Utilities and maintenance crews working in public spaces. Every hi-vis order from 3V Signs includes:
- Garments meeting EN ISO 20471 reflectivity standards
- Class 1, 2 or 3 specification, matched to risk level
- Logo placement on the back panel and left chest
- A durability grade matched to how often it will be worn
EN ISO 20471 COMPLIANT
Hi-vis garments meet EN ISO 20471 standards for reflectivity — specify Class 1, 2 or 3 based on the risk level of the working environment.
BACK AND CHEST BRANDING
Logo placement is typically on the back panel and left chest, with reflective tape configuration varying by garment style and class.
DAILY OR OCCASIONAL WEAR
Workwear laundered daily needs a heavier-duty garment than one worn occasionally at events.
UK PRODUCED, BRACKNELL BASED
Decorated and dispatched from our Bracknell workshop.
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Branded hi-vis pairs well with these other workwear and event clothing options.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Hi-vis garments must meet EN ISO 20471 standards for reflectivity. Specify the class required (Class 1, 2 or 3) when ordering — the class depends on the risk level of the working environment.
Logo placement is typically on the back panel and left chest. Reflective tape configuration varies by garment style and class.
Washing and durability requirements should be considered when selecting the product grade — workwear laundered daily needs a heavier-duty garment than one worn occasionally at events.
Construction firms, event stewards and marshals, security and door staff, car park attendants, and utilities and maintenance crews working in public spaces.
