Hi Vis Jackets UK

Q: What types of hi vis jackets are available?

Our range includes hi vis bomber jackets, traffic jackets, softshell jackets, two tone hi vis jackets and hi vis bodywarmers. Different styles suit different weather conditions, job roles, levels of insulation and workplace requirements.

Q: What is the difference between a hi vis bomber jacket and a hi vis traffic jacket?

A hi vis bomber jacket is generally a shorter everyday work jacket offering warmth and practical site wear, while a hi vis traffic jacket is commonly chosen for wetter, more exposed environments such as highways, roadside work and traffic management. Individual product specifications vary, so check the garment details before ordering.

Q: Can you add a company logo to hi vis jackets?

Yes. Every hi vis jacket in this collection can be customised with your company logo, team branding or role identification. Depending on the garment, branding can be applied using printing or embroidery, with suitable positions selected around the jacket design and reflective tape layout.

Hi Vis Jackets UK – Custom Printed & Embroidered Work Jackets

Shop hi vis jackets for construction, highways, logistics, rail, warehousing, utilities and industrial workplaces. Every jacket in this collection can be customised with your company logo, with printing or embroidery available depending on the garment. Choose from hi vis bomber jackets, hi vis traffic jackets, hi vis softshell jackets, two tone hi vis jackets and hi vis bodywarmers.

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Hi Vis Work Jackets for Outdoor, Site & Industrial Use

Hi vis jackets provide a visible outer layer for teams working outdoors, in poor weather, around moving vehicles or in site environments where high visibility clothing forms part of workplace requirements. They are widely used by construction workers, delivery drivers, traffic management teams, warehouse staff, utilities contractors, rail teams and other workers who need practical outerwear for colder or more exposed conditions.

Where certified high visibility clothing is required, EN ISO 20471 is the main standard used for professional high visibility garments. The required class depends on garment design, workplace risk and site rules. Read our EN ISO 20471 guide and our explanation of Class 1, Class 2 and Class 3 hi vis clothing for more guidance.

Choose the Right Hi Vis Jacket Style

Our range includes hi vis bomber jackets for practical everyday work, hi vis traffic jackets for more exposed and wet working conditions, hi vis softshell jackets for lighter and more flexible outerwear, two tone hi vis jackets with practical contrast panels and hi vis bodywarmers for warmth without full sleeves.

These jacket types suit different weather conditions, job roles and working environments. For specialist requirements, browse rail hi vis jackets and bodywarmers, or view ladies hi vis jackets for women’s fit outerwear.

Custom Printed & Embroidered Hi Vis Jackets

Every hi vis jacket in this collection can be customised for company uniforms, contractor identification and branded workwear. Depending on the garment, your logo can be added using printing or embroidery, with branding positions selected to suit the jacket design and reflective tape layout.

Upload your artwork, choose your branding position and preview your personalised jacket online before ordering. Our team checks artwork before production to help ensure your logo is clear, correctly positioned and suitable for the garment. For more information, read our guide to ordering branded workwear and our workwear logo placement guide.

Build a Complete Hi Vis Workwear Uniform

Hi vis jackets are often combined with hi vis polos and t-shirts, hi vis fleeces, sweatshirts and hoodies, hi vis trousers, PPE and safety footwear. Browse the complete hi vis workwear range to build a coordinated uniform for your workforce.

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Choose the Right Hi Vis Jacket for Your Work Environment

This page helps you choose the right hi vis jacket based on weather conditions, garment style, workplace requirements, comfort and visibility needs. Hi vis jackets are widely used across construction, traffic management, rail, warehousing, logistics, utilities and industrial workplaces where teams need a visible outer layer for colder, wetter or more exposed working conditions.

Where certified high visibility clothing is required, EN ISO 20471 is the main standard used for professional high visibility garments. The appropriate class depends on garment design, workplace risk and site requirements. If you are unsure which level is needed, our guides explaining EN ISO 20471 requirements and hi vis classes explain how the different classes apply.

Browse the main jacket types below to compare bomber jackets, traffic jackets, softshells, bodywarmers and two tone styles, then explore specialist collections for rail use, women’s fit garments and complete workforce uniform building.

Hi Vis Bomber Jackets

Practical insulated outerwear for site teams, drivers, warehouse staff and contractors needing an everyday hi vis work jacket.

Hi Vis Traffic Jackets

Waterproof and weather-resistant hi vis traffic jackets for highways, roadside work, traffic management and exposed outdoor roles.

Hi Vis Softshell Jackets

Lighter flexible jacket options for workers needing comfort, movement and a less bulky visible outer layer.

Two Tone Hi Vis Jackets

Hi vis jackets with darker contrast panels for dirt-prone environments, practical site wear and more distinctive team uniforms.

Hi Vis Bodywarmers

Hi vis bodywarmers and gilets for warmth and freedom of movement, with custom printing and embroidery available for workforce branding.

Ladies Hi Vis Jackets

Women’s fit hi vis outerwear for teams looking for better-fitting jackets and more consistent workforce uniforms.

Rail Hi Vis Jackets & Bodywarmers

Rail-focused outerwear for contractors and infrastructure teams where orange garments and rail-specific requirements may apply.

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Hi Vis Jacket Guides & Advice

Learn more about hi vis jacket standards, weather protection, workplace requirements and how to choose the right outerwear for construction, highways, rail, logistics and industrial environments.

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Hi Vis Jackets FAQs

What types of hi vis jackets are available?

Our range includes hi vis bomber jackets, traffic jackets, softshell jackets, two tone hi vis jackets and hi vis bodywarmers. Different styles suit different weather conditions, job roles, levels of insulation and workplace requirements.

Are hi vis jackets suitable for construction sites and outdoor work?

Yes. Hi vis jackets are widely used across construction, highways, logistics, warehousing, utilities, traffic management, rail and other outdoor or industrial environments. The correct jacket should be selected according to the working conditions, weather exposure and visibility requirements of the role.

What is the difference between a hi vis bomber jacket and a hi vis traffic jacket?

A hi vis bomber jacket is generally a shorter everyday work jacket offering warmth and practical site wear, while a hi vis traffic jacket is commonly chosen for wetter, more exposed environments such as highways, roadside work and traffic management. Individual product specifications vary, so check the garment details before ordering.

When should I choose a hi vis softshell jacket?

A hi vis softshell jacket is a good option when workers need a lighter, more flexible outer layer with greater freedom of movement than a heavier insulated or waterproof jacket. Softshells are popular for active site roles, driving, warehousing and general outdoor work.

When should I choose a hi vis bodywarmer instead of a full jacket?

A hi vis bodywarmer or gilet can be useful when workers need core warmth and visibility while keeping their arms unrestricted. They are commonly used for driving, loading, warehouse work, logistics and other active roles where full-sleeve outerwear may feel too restrictive.

Can you add a company logo to hi vis jackets?

Yes. Every hi vis jacket in this collection can be customised with your company logo, team branding or role identification. Depending on the garment, branding can be applied using printing or embroidery, with suitable positions selected around the jacket design and reflective tape layout.

Can I preview my personalised hi vis jacket before ordering?

Yes. You can upload your artwork, choose the branding position and preview your personalised hi vis jacket online before ordering. Our team also checks artwork before production and provides a proof for approval.

Are hi vis jackets suitable for branded work uniforms?

Yes. Custom printed and embroidered hi vis jackets are widely used for company uniforms, contractor clothing, transport teams, construction crews and customer-facing roles. Branding helps make staff easier to identify while keeping outerwear consistent across the workforce.

Will adding a logo affect hi vis jacket compliance?

Branding position needs to be chosen carefully on certified hi vis garments. Logos and text should not interfere with reflective tape or reduce the fluorescent background area beyond what is permitted for the garment. We check artwork placement before production to help maintain the intended garment compliance where applicable.

Where can a logo be placed on a hi vis jacket?

Common branding positions include the left chest, right chest, sleeve and back, depending on the jacket design, reflective tape layout and available branding area. Read our workwear logo placement guide for more information.

What standard applies to professional hi vis jackets in the UK?

Where certified high visibility clothing is required, EN ISO 20471 is the main standard used for professional high visibility garments. It sets requirements for fluorescent background material and retroreflective tape, with the appropriate garment class depending on design, workplace risk and site requirements.

What are the hi vis classes for jackets?

Certified hi vis garments can be classified as Class 1, Class 2 or Class 3 depending on the garment design and the amount of fluorescent and reflective material. Always check the individual product specification and your workplace requirement before ordering. You can read more in our Hi Vis Classes Explained guide.

Are all hi vis jackets suitable for rail work?

No. Rail environments may require specific orange garments that comply with RIS-3279-TOM in addition to the relevant high visibility requirements. Check the individual product specification before selecting a jacket for rail or trackside work and browse our dedicated rail hi vis jacket collection where appropriate.

Are all hi vis jackets waterproof?

No. Weather protection varies by garment. Traffic jackets and dedicated waterproof styles are generally designed for wetter conditions, while softshells and other lightweight jackets may prioritise flexibility and comfort instead. Check the individual product specification for waterproof and breathability ratings where these are relevant.

Where can I read more about EN ISO 20471?

Read our EN ISO 20471 guide for an explanation of high visibility garment classes, workplace requirements and employer responsibilities.