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Choose any two products to compare specs, ratings, and features in one view. Deciding between hi-vis classes or glove cut levels? Our Safety Compliance and Standards guide breaks down exactly what each rating means and who it is for. You can also explore our Technology and Materials.
Comparing a different category? Go to Compare Footwear or Compare Work Gloves. All three sit together on Compare Our Products.
What the hi-vis classes actually mean
ANSI/ISEA 107 sets a minimum AREA of fluorescent background and reflective tape. The class is the area, not the brightness.
Class 3 needs 1,240 square inches of background and 310 square inches of tape, which is why it needs sleeves. A vest alone cannot reach Class 3.
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Every Kiwi hi-vis garment, class by class
How to read this grid. ● the style has it Class 3 top of the range Class 2 middle of the range Background or reflectors only compliant material, no class Empty not claimed
The comparison above puts two garments side by side. This grid puts all of them on one screen, so you can choose on a class or a feature instead of stepping through pairs.
Background only and reflectors only garments are made with ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 compliant material but are not rated garments, so they carry no class.
