High Visibility - Sweater

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Warm and visible in autumn

This sweater is ideal in transitional weather, when a T-shirt is too cold and a jacket too warm. Combine with high-visibility trousers for a higher overall class.

Popular with road workers

Widely worn by road workers during the transitional seasons, when flexibility in clothing is just as important as visibility.

Frequently asked questions

When should I wear a high-visibility sweater instead of a jacket?

In transitional weather, when a T-shirt is too cold and a jacket too warm, a sweater is a pleasant alternative while retaining visibility.

Does the sweater achieve a high standard class?

Combine the sweater with high-visibility trousers for a higher overall class than the sweater achieves alone.

How often can I wash a hi-vis sweater?

The care label states the maximum number of washes the sweater has been tested for according to EN ISO 20471. After that, the visibility is no longer guaranteed. Wash at the stated temperature, inside out and without bleach, and do not dry at a higher temperature than the label indicates. This way colour and reflection last the longest.

Are there also flame-resistant hi-vis sweaters?

Yes, this collection includes a few Portwest Modaflame sweaters that combine high visibility with flame-resistant and antistatic properties and protection against an electric arc. They are intended for work in, for example, the petrochemical industry, at grid operators or along the railway. You can find the full range at flame-resistant sweaters.

Should I choose a yellow or an orange hi-vis sweater?

Both colours are permitted under EN ISO 20471. Choose the colour that gives the most contrast with your work environment: yellow stands out strongly at dusk and against green or grey, while orange stands out especially against snow or in a light environment. Also follow the requirements of your client, as some sectors prescribe a fixed colour.

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