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Hi Vis Polo Shirts
Our hi vis polo shirts include short and long sleeve styles in fluorescent yellow and orange. Pulsar Protect polos use moisture wicking bird eye knit, stretchy reflective tape and underarm mesh ventilation, while Pulsar Life styles combine recycled polyester and cotton with UPF 40+ protection and an antibacterial treatment.
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A high vis polo shirt provides a lighter alternative to a jacket or sweatshirt. Fluorescent fabric and reflective tape provide the required visibility while moisture wicking treatments, mesh ventilation and an extended back help with comfort during active work.
Visibility ratings vary between styles. Standard short sleeve Pulsar Protect polos and the women’s polos are certified to EN ISO 20471 Class 2, while the unisex Protect long sleeve shirts are Class 3. Selected orange styles also carry RIS-3279-TOM certification for rail work.
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Short and Long Sleeve High Vis Polo Shirts
The Pulsar Protect short sleeve polo uses 140gsm polyester bird eye knit with a moisture wicking treatment. Stretchy heat applied reflective tape, an extended back and underarm mesh ventilation make it suitable for warm conditions and active indoor or outdoor work.
The long sleeve version adds arm coverage and reflective sleeve bands. Women’s yellow and orange polos are available in both sleeve lengths with a separate fit and sizes from 8 to 26.
FAQs
What visibility class should a hi vis polo shirt have?
The required class depends on the workplace risk assessment and site rules.
Are orange hi vis polo shirts suitable for rail work?
Selected orange polos are suitable for rail work because they carry RIS-3279-TOM certification.
When is a cut-resistant or ARC polo shirt required?
Choose a cut-resistant polo when the risk assessment identifies hazards from sharp materials or edges. ARC and flame-resistant polos are intended for electrical, heat and flame risks and should be selected according to the required arc rating.
