Hi Vis Jackets

The features built into these garments make a real difference during a long shift. Many include storm cuffs, adjustable sleeve tabs, and clear ID pockets for quick access through security checkpoints. You will find internal phone pockets and pen slots to keep hands free while working. The reflective tape configurations vary, with standard hoop patterns, X-back designs, and biomotion taping to suit different safety requirements and worksite rules.

Getting your crew outfitted in matching gear builds a strong team identity and presents a unified front to clients. Your logo can go on via embroidery, screen print, or full colour digital transfer, depending on the fabric and the complexity of your design. We supply road maintenance crews, warehouse teams, and emergency services with reliable, compliant gear that stands up to daily wear and tear.

Things People Ask

What is the difference between bomber and flying jacket styles?
A bomber style usually features a slightly shorter cut that sits at the waist, often with a concealed hood and a waterproof outer shell like 200D polyester/PVC. A flying jacket typically has a chunky rib-knit collar and cuffs, with a showerproof finish and quilted polyfill insulation inside.

Are these compliant with Australian hi vis standards?
Yes, the garments are designed to meet AS/NZS 4602.1:2011 requirements. The specific rating depends on the fabric colour and the presence of retroreflective tape on the individual style, so Day use and Day/Night use garments are clearly distinguished.

What branding positions work best on hi vis jackets?
The left chest is the standard position for a company logo, keeping it visible without interfering with the reflective tape patterns. A larger logo or company name can often be printed across the back, provided it sits within the allowed spaces between the tape lines.

Can you get these in large sizes?
Absolutely, the core styles are available in a very broad size range to fit every member of your workforce. Many of the standard bomber and flying jackets go up to a 6XL, ensuring consistent uniform coverage for everyone.