Class 3 hi-vis clothing
We list 115 Class 3 hi-vis clothing from 11 brands, including Beeswift, Hydrowear and Portwest, priced from £5.99 exc. VAT. Every one can be bought online.
EN ISO 20471 sorts high visibility clothing into three classes by the minimum area of fluorescent background material and retroreflective tape. Class 1 needs at least 0.14 m² of background and 0.10 m² of tape, Class 2 needs 0.50 m² and 0.13 m², and Class 3 needs 0.80 m² and 0.20 m². Class 3 is the highest class. Because the class depends on the area of material, some garments reach a class only from a certain size upwards. Where that applies the maker's description says so, and the garment can appear under more than one class.
Class 3 hi-vis clothing
Questions, answered
What does Class 3 hi-vis mean?
Class 3 is the highest class in EN ISO 20471. A Class 3 garment carries at least 0.80 m² of fluorescent background material and 0.20 m² of retroreflective tape.
Do I need Class 3?
The class you need is set by your risk assessment or your site rules.
Can I add my logo to Class 3 hi-vis?
Yes. We place a logo on the areas that are not part of the certified fluorescent fabric or reflective tape, so the garment keeps its EN ISO 20471 rating.
Which brands of Class 3 hi-vis clothing do you list?
We list 115 Class 3 hi-vis clothing from 11 brands, including Beeswift, Hydrowear and Portwest, priced from £5.99 exc. VAT. Every one can be bought online. Brands on this page: Beeswift, Hydrowear, Portwest, Safety Jogger, Regatta Professional, Fort, Yoko, DuPont, Result Safeguard, Scruffs and Regatta High Visibility.
Read our guide: Hi-vis classes explained
What the codes mean: PPE standards explained
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