OccuNomix Recycled Birdseye Short Sleeve ANSI T-Shirt, 5XL, Yellow

Features: Class 3 2" Silver reflective tape 100% ANSI Wicking Birdseye 3.8 oz. fabric weight Lightweight fabric provides comfort Pocket: 1 Left Chest

Features: Fabric/Material: 6.25 oz. Dual Hazard Knit Lightweight, soft, and multi-hazard fabric Tagless neckline with smooth covered neck and shoulder seam for exceptional comfort FR 3M™ Scotchlite™ Reflective Comfort Trim Dual Hazard protection against arc flash and flash fire Designed by women for women Made in the USA COMPLIANCE Arc Rating: 11 cal/cm 2 CAT Level: CAT 2 NFPA 70E NFPA 2112 ANSI/ISEA 107 Type R Class 3 CSA Z462 ASTM F1506 OSHA 1910.269 PRODUCT CARE Do not use bleach or hydrogen peroxide. Do not use fabric softeners Wash/Laundering Instructions: Machine wash cold ...

ERB® 64018, Hi-Viz Short Sleeve T-Shirt, Hi-Viz Lime, 5XL Features: 100% polyester birdseye mesh Moisture wicking Left chest pocket Background material meets ANSI/ISEA 107 requirement

OccuNomix Class 2 Classic Black Bottom T-Shirt with Pocket, Yellow, 3XL Trade in your safety vest for one of these high visibility ANSI class 2 safety shirts. The moisture wicking OccuNomix LUX-SSETPBK is made from lightweight birdseye mesh polyester fabric and has one left chest pocket. It also features a black bottom front to help hide dirt. Has front and back silver reflective tape. Lightweight 3.8 oz. fabric provides comfort. T-shirts has left chest pocket. Complies to ANSI 107 Class 2 Standards.

Ideal for roadway construction workers, survey crews, utility workers, railway and metro workers, and emergency response personnel. Features: ANSI/ISEA 107 Class 2 Durable lightweight performance wicking fabric with cotton backing Contrast color v-neck Heat sealed 2" silver perforated reflective tape Bisley exclusive Fresche® antimicrobial treatment to prevent against bacteria, mold and viruses Designed and sized specifically for women Available in hi-vis yellow and hi-vis orange Type/Class R2: Type/Class R2 apparel is necessary for workers exposed to traffic traveling over 25 mph and who ...