Short Sleeve Class 3 T-Shirt

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The hi-viz shirt sleeve t-shirt by Kishigo is light and bright, it has a casual style and is class 2 compliance with a 2” wide high-performance reflective tape.
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The Class 3 Short Sleeve Hi-Viz T-Shirt

Combine your safety efforts by pairing the Kishigo Class 3 tee with a safety vest. Or enjoy the warm-weather comfort of a tee alone without sacrificing compliance.
Class 3 workwear is suitable for applications conducted in low-light or nighttime conditions, as well as those in proximity to traffic traveling more than 50 mph. Meet the requirements in an instant with an easy-wearing, short-sleeved tee with maximum visibility.

   

   

Lightweight, Compliant Workwear

   

   

Moisture-wicking fabric that prevents clinging

   

   

Inclusive sizing in a fit for most body sizes and types

   

   

Wide reflective tape on chest, back, circumference of arms and waist

   

   

Machine wash for extended durability

   

   

Left chest pocket

   

   

ANSI 107 Type R | Class 3

   

   

Hi-Viz Traffic Safety Clothing for Hazardous Applications

Some start their shifts with more layers, such as Hi-Viz parkas and vests, but must scale back throughout the day to cool off. Ensure every layer prevents accidents by starting with a reliable base – the short-sleeve Class 3 tee.

   

   

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Safety Clothing That Won’t Hold You Back

No one said working outdoors would always be comfortable, but Kishigo wants to take a step in the right direction. The sporty, casual short-sleeve tee doesn’t require additional top layers for visibility, keeping you light and mobile on hot days.

   

   

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Traffic Safety Compliance Saves Lives. SONCO Can Help.

According to the National Safety Council (NSC), 2020 marked a 16-year high in work-zone crashes. The year saw 102,000 accidents, which claimed the lives of 857 people and injured an additional 44,240.

 

How to Choose the Right High-Vis Safety Vests? 

The construction industry is known to be one of the most dangerous industries to work in with high workplace deaths reported.

 

 

 

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