Branded Hi-Vis Workwear UK | Custom Safety Clothing
High-visibility workwear keeps your team safe and easily identifiable on site, on the road, or anywhere clear sightlines matter. This collection of branded hi-vis workwear covers vests, jackets, polo shirts, sweatshirts, fleeces, t-shirts and trousers, all suitable for professional embroidery or print, so your team stays visible and looks like part of one business.
Shop Hi-Vis by Category
- Hi-vis vests and waistcoats
- Hi-vis jackets, including waterproof and softshell styles
- Hi-vis polo shirts and hi-vis t-shirts
- Hi-vis trousers
- RIS-3279-TOM rail workwear
Popular Hi-Vis Picks
- Class 3 jackets: the Regatta Hi-Vis Pro Contract Dover Jacket (RG477) and the Ablaze 2-Layer Softshell (RG473)
- Warm layers: the Regatta Hi-Vis Thor Fleece (RG474) and the Portwest Eco Hi-Vis Fleece Jacket (PW415)
- Packable waterproofs: the Regatta Hi-Vis Pro Pack-Away Jacket (RG385) and the Result RE22X Hi-Vis Waterproof Overtrousers
- Trousers: the Portwest Eco Hi-Vis Trousers (PW413) and the Regatta Pro Hi-Vis Insulated Overtrousers (RG468)
- Women's: the Result R325F Women's Hi-Vis Padded Jacket
- Rail: the YOKO Hi-Vis Railway Waistcoat Class 2 (YK103)
Understanding Hi-Vis Classes
UK hi-vis clothing is certified under EN ISO 20471 in three classes, based on how much fluorescent and reflective material the garment carries. The right class depends on your working environment and risk assessment:
| Class | Typical Use | Example Garments |
|---|---|---|
| Class 1 | Lower-risk environments, car parks, warehouses | Sleeveless vests, trousers |
| Class 2 | Moderate-risk sites, general construction | Vests, polo shirts, sweatshirts, trousers |
| Class 3 | High-risk roadside or rail-adjacent work | Jackets with sleeves, coveralls |
Trousers are certified to Class 1 or 2, and Class 3 requires a garment with sleeves, such as a jacket or coverall. If you are unsure which class your team needs, confirm it against your site rules or risk assessment before ordering. Our EN ISO 20471 guide explains the classes in more detail.
Working on the Rail Network?
Rail trackside work has its own additional certification, RIS-3279-TOM, which specifies orange as the required colour rather than yellow. Browse the dedicated RIS-3279-TOM Compliant Rail Workwear collection if this applies to your team, and check the conditions on each product page.
Built for Branding, Not Just Compliance
Reflective bands are positioned to leave clear space for logo placement, and the fabrics hold embroidery and print cleanly through repeated industrial washing. Logo placement needs to avoid covering the mandatory reflective bands. See our hi-vis logo placement guide for where logos can safely go.
Hi-Vis Guides
- The Ultimate Guide to Branded Hi-Vis Workwear for UK Construction Companies
- How to Choose Branded Hi-Vis Jackets
- EN ISO 20471 Explained
- RIS-3279-TOM Compliant Workwear
Free logo setup, and free UK mainland delivery on orders over £100 ex VAT.
Frequently Asked Questions
What class of hi-vis do I need?
This depends on your risk assessment and working environment. Class 3 is generally required for roadside or high-risk work, while Class 1 to 2 typically suits lower-risk indoor or car park environments. If you're unsure, get in touch with details of your working conditions and we'll help you choose.
Can hi-vis clothing be branded with our logo?
Yes. Most hi-vis garments can be embroidered or printed, with logo placement positioned to avoid covering the mandatory reflective bands.
Do you stock RIS-3279-TOM compliant rail workwear?
Yes. See our dedicated RIS-3279-TOM Compliant Rail Workwear collection for rail-specific garments.
Is logo setup free?
Yes. Free logo setup is included, and your logo can be kept on file for repeat orders.
Is there a minimum order quantity?
Many hi-vis garments can be ordered individually, while larger team orders benefit from bulk pricing. Get in touch for a tailored quote.
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