Hi-Vis

Class 3 gives more visibility than Class 2. Class 2 needs at least 775 sq. in. of fluorescent material and 201 sq. in. of reflective material, while Class 3 needs 1,240 sq. in. and 310 sq. in. Class 3 garments usually have sleeves. Pick Class 3 for fast traffic or low light.

No, not in arc flash or flash fire areas. A polyester or nylon vest can melt onto skin even if the clothing under it is FR. Wear hi-vis garments that are also FR-rated.

Fluorescent yellow-green is the most common in the USA and works well in most conditions. Choose based on your worksite background and employer rules. Forge FR's hi-vis range is mostly yellow, so please check the color options on each product page.

Forge FR offers a Men's Yellow Hi-Vis Rain Jacket and a Rain Bib Overall for wet conditions. It also has a Hi-Vis Hooded Sweatshirt and a Bomber Jacket for cooler days. Layer them over your base FR clothing.

Follow the care label on your garment. Wash it in mild temperatures, avoid bleach, and skip fabric softener because it can affect FR performance. Do not iron directly over reflective tape.

Yes. Call the bulk line at +1 (216) 926-2925 or email sales@forgefr.net for wholesale pricing. You can also use the Wholesale Sign-Up page on the site.