Orange Hi-Vis Clothing

Orange Hi Vis Workwear

Short and long sleeved polo shirts suit warmer weather and indoor work while combat trousers and coveralls provide more coverage for general site duties. Softshells, fleeces and body warmers add lighter insulation while bombers and storm coats are ideal for colder working conditions. 

Where RIS-3279-TOM compliance is required, check the individual product certification before ordering. You should also distinguish between standard work trousers and fully waterproof garments: waterproof overtrousers, salopettes and coveralls are designed to provide greater protection during sustained wet weather.

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How to Choose the Right Orange Hi Vis Clothing

Start with the temperature, task and required level of coverage. Combat trousers suit everyday work where durability and pocket storage are important. The women’s stretch combat trousers provide greater freedom of movement for bending, kneeling and climbing. For outer layers, softshells and fleeces provide lighter warmth, bombers offer a shorter fit and storm coats extend the coverage. 

The 7-in-1 storm coat can be adjusted for changing conditions using its removable sleeves and reversible body warmer.

For wet environments, choose a waterproof shell jacket, overtrouser, salopette or coverall rather than relying on a standard combat garment. Waterproof overtrousers are designed to be worn over existing work clothes, while salopettes and coveralls provide continuous protection around the waist and upper body.

FAQs

Is all orange hi vis clothing suitable for rail work?

No. Rail garments must carry the required RIS-3279-TOM certification. Orange colour alone does not confirm compliance so check the certification listed for the individual product.

What is the difference between combat trousers and waterproof overtrousers?

Combat trousers are worn as the main work layer and provide pockets and reinforced areas for everyday site duties while waterproof overtrousers are worn over existing trousers to protect them during wet weather.

Should I choose a polo shirt, fleece or jacket?

Choose a polo shirt for warmer weather or indoor work, fleeces and softshells for cooler conditions and waterproof jackets afor exposed sites. 

When should I choose a cut-resistant orange polo shirt?

Choose a cut-resistant polo when the workplace risk assessment identifies a hazard from sharp edges or materials around the lower arms.