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What we do not make. Kiwi hi-vis is high-visibility apparel, not flame resistant clothing. ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 does not cover flame resistance. Do not wear it for welding or hot work, energized electrical or arc flash work, oil and gas well operations, or molten metal handling. Those jobs need arc rated or flame resistant clothing. We do not make it, and synthetic fabric can melt to skin in a flash fire. See the full standards guide.
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We grouped our gear by the work you do, so you can outfit the whole crew from one place. Pick your trade below.
Gear by Trade
| Road & Highway | Electrical & Utility | Construction & Framing | Warehouse & Logistics | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hi-Vis Class | Class 2 and Class 3 | Class 2 as needed | Class 3 | Class 2 and black reflector |
| Footwear | Safety toe | Composite toe, non-conductive | Steel toe | Slip-resistant work shoes |
| Gloves | General duty | Cut-resistant | General duty | General duty |
| Key protection | Reflective visibility | EH-rated, non-conductive | Impact and compression | Slip-resistant, everyday visibility |
| Standards | ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 | ASTM F2413-24, ANSI 105 | ASTM F2413-24, ANSI 107 | ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 |
| Typical work | Roadwork, flagging, highway | Wiring, cable, utility | Framing, heavy sites | Picking, loading, dock |
| Top pick | Kiwi High Visibility ANSI... | Kiwi Rugged Black Full Gr... | Kiwi Premium Wheat Nubuck... | Kiwi High Visibility ANSI... |
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Not sure which hi-vis class you need? Compare Class 1, 2, and 3 side by side.
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Outfitting a Whole Crew?
Kiwi bulk order pricing keeps per-unit costs down for contractors, safety managers, and distributors. Shop bulk pricing or apply for a dealer account.
What Goes Into Each Collection
For roadwork, flagging, and highway crews, visibility is the job. This collection brings together every ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 Class 2 and Class 3 piece we make: vests, shirts, and jackets. Class 2 covers moderate speed zones. Class 3 is for high speed and low light work.
Electrical work calls for footwear that will not conduct, so this collection features composite toe, non-metallic boots rather than steel toe. It pairs them with cut-resistant gloves for handling wire, cable, and sharp hardware. The core PPE for electricians and utility crews.
Heavy job sites demand maximum protection. This collection pairs steel toe boots, built for impact and compression, with Class 3 hi-vis for the highest visibility on active sites. Rugged gear made to take a beating.
Indoor and dock work needs everyday visibility and sure footing. This collection gathers Class 2 hi-vis plus black reflector vests and shirts for a cleaner indoor look, alongside slip-resistant work shoes for picking, loading, and logistics crews.
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Common Questions
Federal traffic control guidance requires flaggers to wear Class 2 or higher. Many crews and state DOTs specify Class 3 for night work and highway speed traffic. See our Class 1 vs Class 2 vs Class 3 guide.
Both meet ASTM F2413-24 I/75 C/75 for impact and compression. Composite is lighter and non-conductive, so it is the pick for electrical and utility work. Steel toe is the classic maximum-protection choice for heavy construction.
Yes. Bulk order pricing is available for whole crews, and contractors and distributors can apply for a dealer account.
Absolutely. Every trade collection pulls from the same catalog, so you can shop by trade or by category and mix whatever your crew needs.