Our range of hi vis jackets is designed to keep workers safe, visible, and protected in all environments. Whether you need a high vis jacket for construction, roadwork, logistics, or general workplace use, we supply a wide selection of reflective jackets suitable for all industries.

Hi vis jackets combine fluorescent materials for daytime visibility with reflective strips that enhance visibility in low light, helping reduce the risk of accidents in busy or hazardous environments. These jackets are an essential part of workplace PPE, especially where vehicles, machinery, or low visibility conditions are present.

We stock high visibility jackets in a variety of styles, colours, and specifications to suit different working conditions, including waterproof, insulated, and lightweight options.

Types of Hi Vis Jackets

Choosing the right hi vis jacket depends on your working environment and weather conditions.

Waterproof Hi Vis Jackets

Designed for wet weather, these jackets feature waterproof materials and taped seams to keep you dry while maintaining high visibility. Ideal for outdoor workers exposed to rain and harsh conditions.

Hi Vis Bomber Jackets

A popular choice for general use, bomber jackets provide warmth and durability while allowing ease of movement. Suitable for construction sites, warehouses, and everyday workwear.

Hi Vis Parka Jackets

Longer-length jackets that offer additional protection against wind and rain. These are ideal for road workers and outdoor staff working in colder conditions.

Hi Vis Softshell Jackets

Lightweight and breathable, softshell jackets are perfect for active roles where flexibility and comfort are important.

Insulated & Winter Hi Vis Jackets

Designed for cold environments, these jackets provide thermal insulation while maintaining compliance with safety standards.

Hi Vis Jacket Colours Explained

Hi vis jackets are typically available in fluorescent colours designed for maximum visibility:

Yellow Hi Vis Jackets – Commonly used across construction and general workplaces
Orange Hi Vis Jackets – Often required for rail and roadwork environments
Two-Tone Hi Vis Jackets – Designed to reduce visible dirt while maintaining safety compliance

Fluorescent colours improve visibility during the day, while reflective strips ensure visibility in low-light conditions by reflecting light back to its source ()

Hi Vis Jacket Safety Standards

When choosing a high visibility jacket, it is important to understand safety standards:

EN ISO 20471 – The main UK standard for high visibility clothing
Class 1, 2, and 3 – Higher classes provide greater visibility coverage
RIS-3279-TOM – Required for rail industry workers (typically orange garments)

Higher-class jackets provide more reflective coverage, making them suitable for high-risk environments such as roadworks and heavy traffic areas ()

How to Choose the Right Hi Vis Jacket

Selecting the right hi vis jacket depends on your job role and environment:

For outdoor work → choose waterproof hi vis jackets
For cold environments → insulated or padded jackets
For active roles → lightweight or softshell jackets
For high-risk areas → Class 2 or Class 3 jackets

The right choice ensures both safety and comfort throughout the working day.

Who Uses Hi Vis Jackets?

Hi vis jackets are widely used across multiple industries, including:

Construction and building sites
Roadwork and highways
Warehousing and logistics
Rail and transport sectors
Facilities and maintenance teams

These environments require high visibility clothing to reduce risk and improve worker safety.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a hi vis jacket?

A hi vis jacket is a high visibility garment made from fluorescent fabric with reflective strips, designed to make the wearer more visible in both daylight and low-light conditions.

What is the difference between hi vis and reflective jackets?

Hi vis jackets use bright fluorescent colours for daytime visibility, while reflective jackets rely more on reflective materials for visibility at night. Many modern jackets combine both features.

What colour hi vis jacket is best?

Yellow is the most common for general use, while orange is typically required for rail and roadwork environments.

Do I need a Class 2 or Class 3 hi vis jacket?

Class 2 is suitable for most workplaces, while Class 3 is recommended for high-risk environments such as working near fast-moving traffic.

Are hi vis jackets waterproof?

Some hi vis jackets are fully waterproof, while others are water-resistant or designed for breathability. Always check the product specifications.

Browse Our Hi Vis Jackets

Explore our full range of hi vis jackets, high visibility jackets, and reflective jackets to find the right solution for your workplace. We supply durable, compliant, and cost-effective workwear suitable for all industries.