Cotton-Rich Class 2 Visibility for Warm, Active Work
This short-sleeve high-visibility work shirt combines a soft 55% cotton and 45% polyester knit with flexible segmented reflective tape. Moisture-wicking fabric, side vents, a taped crew neck, and a chest pocket support comfort and utility during active shifts.
The garment is listed to ANSI/ISEA 107 Type R Class 2 and Type P Class 2. Its heat-applied HiVisTex Pro tape moves more naturally than solid reflective bands, while yellow fabric and black contrast panels provide a practical work-ready design.
Key Features
- Cotton-rich 5 oz knit fabric
- Flexible segmented reflective tape
- Moisture-wicking fabric and side vents
- Chest pocket and taped crew neck
- UPF 40+ fabric blocks 98% of UV rays
Common Uses
- Road and utility crews
- Construction and jobsite work
- Warehouse yards and loading areas
- Municipal and public works
- Transportation and ground operations
Confirm the Garment Label Before Use
Select the size currently shown in ASA's option menu. Confirm that the sewn-in garment label identifies the ANSI/ISEA 107 type and class required by the employer's hazard assessment. Follow the care label and inspect the fabric and reflective tape before each use.
Safety note: This shirt is not presented as flame-resistant or arc-rated PPE. Do not use it where FR or arc-flash protection is required unless the garment label independently provides the necessary rating. Wearing additional hi-vis garments does not automatically create a Class 3 ensemble.
ANSI Class 2 Hi-Vis Cotton Shirt FAQ
What ANSI class is this high-visibility shirt?
The garment is listed to ANSI/ISEA 107 Type R Class 2 and Type P Class 2. Always confirm the sewn-in label matches the classification required for the job.
What is the shirt made from?
The shirt uses a 5 oz knit made from 55% cotton and 45% polyester, combining cotton-rich comfort with moisture-wicking performance.
Why does the shirt use segmented reflective tape?
The heat-applied segmented tape is designed to flex with the garment and reduce the stiffness associated with continuous reflective bands.
Is this shirt suitable for warm-weather work?
Moisture-wicking fabric and side vents can improve comfort during active work. This is high-visibility apparel, not personal cooling equipment, so employers should still manage heat exposure.
How should the shirt be washed?
Follow the sewn-in care label. The matching manufacturer specification lists a maximum of 50 washes and instructs users not to bleach, tumble dry, iron, or dry clean the garment.
Is this shirt flame resistant or arc rated?
No flame-resistant or arc rating is being claimed for this product. Choose separately verified FR or arc-rated apparel when those hazards are present.
