HI-VIS BOMBER JACKET

Type R means roadside use. It is the type for workers near public roads and temporary traffic zones. Type R jackets are Class 2 or Class 3. Type O is for off-road work, such as warehouses and parking areas.

Choose Class 3 for night work. It has the most reflective material, so drivers can see your full body from far away. Check your employer's safety rules and local requirements before you buy.

Forge FR offers a hi-vis rain jacket, a hi-vis hoodie, and an insulated hi-vis jacket. Each one suits different weather and job needs.

Yes, if you pick the right style. A rain jacket keeps water out. An insulated jacket keeps you warm in cold weather. Wear a hi-vis outer layer instead of covering your hi-vis gear with a regular jacket.

Wash it in cold or warm water on a gentle cycle with mild detergent. Turn it inside out and wash it away from rough fabrics like denim. Do not use bleach or fabric softener. Hang dry or tumble on low heat.

Replace it when the color fades, the reflective tape peels, or the fabric tears. Heavy daily use can mean every 6 to 12 months. Check the care label for the maximum number of washes.