High Visibility T-Shirts

Not all high-visibility shirts meet OSHA or ANSI (American National Standards Institute) standards. For a high-visibility shirt to be considered compliant, it must adhere to ANSI/ISEA 107 guidelines. Workers in environments with heavy traffic or low-light conditions often need Class 2 or Class 3 high-visibility apparel.

Yes, many high-visibility t-shirts can be customized with logos or branding. However, ensure that the customization does not cover more than a small percentage of the reflective material, as this could reduce visibility and compliance with safety standards.

Wash in cold water, avoid bleach, and air dry to preserve reflective tape and fabric color. Improper washing can reduce visibility and compromise safety.

High visibility t-shirts are categorized into three classes based on the level of visibility they provide: Class 1 for low-risk environments, Class 2 for moderate-risk environments, and Class 3 for high-risk environments. Selecting the appropriate class depends on the job's specific hazards and requirements.

Polyester is ideal for hot, high-activity work as it’s lightweight and quick-drying. Some shirts also feature mesh panels for added ventilation.