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1. High-Visibility Material

• Bright Base Color: Usually fluorescent yellow, orange, or lime green that’s easy to see in daylight and low light.

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2. Reflective Tape

• Silver/Gray Stripes: Bands of retro-reflective material wrap around the torso and arms. These reflect light from headlights or torches to boost visibility at night.

• Compliant Patterns: Often arranged in standard safety layouts (e.g., two horizontal bars around the body with vertical braces over the shoulders).

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3. Jumper Style

• Sweater Cut: Unlike a vest, it’s a long-sleeve knitted or fleece garment that keeps the wearer warm.

• Ribbed Cuffs & Hem: Helps trap heat and provide a snug fit.

• Collar or Hood: Some have a crew neck; others might include a hood for extra weather protection.

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4. Logo Branding

• Chest Logo: A company logo embroidered or printed on the front (often on the left chest) so it’s easily visible.

• Back Branding: Larger logo, company name, or department identifier can be printed across the upper back.

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Typical Uses

• Construction Sites

• Warehouses & Logistics

• Traffic Control

• Event Staff

• Rail & Airport Operations

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Key Benefits

✔ Improves on-site safety via enhanced visibility

✔ Reinforces brand identity and professionalism

✔ Warmer and more comfortable than a safety vest alone