Workwear & Hi-Vis

How to choose your workwear and high-visibility clothing

The collection includes trousers, shorts, jackets, t-shirts, high-visibility vests, tool holders, and a USB ventilated jacket. Professional clothing must match the movements, weather, and required level of visibility. Fluorescent color or reflective strips are not enough to prove certification: check the information on the product sheet.

The four selection criteria

• The environment: indoor, road, construction site, rain, cold, or heat determine the necessary visibility, material, and protection.
• The size: measure chest, waist, hips, and inseam, then allow for ease of movement and layers.
• The function: pockets, reinforcements, ventilation, waterproofing, and tool holders must meet specific needs.
• The visibility: check the fluorescent surface, retro-reflective strips, class, and standard actually indicated.

Which garment for which day?

Multi-pocket trousers are suitable for light tools and movement, while shorts prioritize ventilation when permitted by workplace regulations. High-visibility vests and jackets are used for signaling in designated contexts. A windproof jacket protects against light conditions depending on its characteristics. The USB ventilated jacket provides airflow but requires a compatible power supply and does not replace any mandatory protection.

Fitting and maintenance tips

Try on the garment by squatting, raising your arms, and with all equipment worn together. Do not overfill pockets to the point of hindering movement. Respect the washing temperature and cycle to preserve the strips and treatments. Replace high-visibility clothing when dirt, tears, or wear reduce its effectiveness. Check the battery and cable before using a ventilated model.

Key takeaway: mobility, climate, and required visibility determine the garment, then the correct size ensures it is worn properly.