High-Visibility Safety Apparel (HVSA)

Let Us Help You Keep Your Team Safe and On-brand.

High-visibility apparel plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety of individuals working in low-light conditions or high-traffic areas.

Recognizing the importance of this visibility, the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and the International Safety Equipment Association (ISEA) have established standards for reflective materials used in safety apparel. These standards ensure that the materials meet specific requirements for brightness, durability, and coverage.

High-vis apparel and protective accessories can also be branded as uniforms, showing your organization's commitment to employee safety

CORNERSTONE® CLASS 3 WATERPROOF BOMBER JACKET
Stand out on the job—and stand up to the elements—in this fully seam-sealed, waterproof, insulated jacket which meets the highest class of visibility.

CORNERSTONE® CLASS 2 MESH BACK SAFETY VEST
This highly breathable vest helps ensure comfort as well as safety. Durable, reflective 2-inch tape meets ANSI 107 requirements and provides 360-degree visibility on body.

RADIANS CLASS 1 SAFETY VEST
The Radwear SV22-1 is a high-visibility vest specifically designed for off-road use. It is classified as a Type O, Class 1 vest.

GARMENT TYPES	PERFORMANCE CLASS
Type O (Off-Road) For off-road, indoors or controlled environments, parking lots, festivals, oil & gas, warehouses/factories.	Class 1 Minimum amount of high-visibility materials needed to differentiate the wearer from non-complex work environments.
Type R (Roadway) For environments with moving traffic or equipment traffic. Roadway, construction, transportation, traffic-control zones, DOT, airport ramp workers.	Class 2 Additional amount of high-visibility materials allow for better definition of the human form.
Type P (Public Safety) For environments with moving traffic or equipment traffic, emergency/incident response, police, fire, EMS only.	Class 3 Greatest amount of high-visibility materials to allow for best definition of the human form in both complex backgrounds and through a full range of movement.
Supplemental Items Mesh pants, shorts, rain pants, and bib pants.	Class E Garments that do not qualify as Class 1-3 when worn alone, but when a Class E item is worn with a Class 2 or Class 3 garment, the overall classification of the ensemble is Class 3.