Pip 312-1200-LY/2X Hi-vis Work Shirt 2XL Class 2

Product Description

The PIP 312-1200-LY/2X is a high-visibility work shirt designed for workers who need ANSI Type R, Class 2 compliance in low-light or high-traffic environments. Built from 5 oz. lightweight polyester in high-visibility yellow (lime), it provides the required background material and reflective configuration for Class 2 hazard protection. The single-pocket design with zipper closure keeps the fit functional and the profile clean. Sized at 2X-Large, it is intended for professional use wherever high-visibility PPE is mandated by site safety plans or regulatory requirements. Installation, road construction, utility, and general industrial crews are the primary users.

This shirt is suited for roadway construction zones, utility work, warehouse operations, and any environment governed by ANSI/ISEA high-visibility apparel standards. It meets ANSI Type R, Class 2 requirements, making it appropriate for workers exposed to vehicular or equipment traffic. The 5 oz. polyester fabric keeps weight low for extended wear during full shifts. It is sold as a single unit per package and is available in size 2X-Large with a lime colorway that meets Class 2 background material requirements.

Key Features

• ANSI Type R, Class 2 compliant for high-traffic hazard environments
• 5 oz. lightweight polyester construction for all-day wearability
• High-visibility yellow (lime) colorway meets Class 2 background material standards
• Zipper closure for secure, easy on-and-off
• Single chest pocket for minimal, functional storage
• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A2 rating

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style high-visibility garment for use in Class 2 environments where ANSI Type R compliance is required. Sized for 2X-Large fit as specified by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

High-visibility garments should be inspected before each use for tears, fading, or damage to reflective elements that could reduce visibility. Launder according to the manufacturer care label to preserve fabric color intensity and reflective material performance. Remove and replace the garment if it no longer meets the minimum background material brightness or reflective stripe requirements of ANSI/ISEA 107. Safety managers and site supervisors typically verify PPE compliance before workers enter regulated hazard zones.