Pip 312-1200-LY/3X Hi-vis Work Shirt 3XL Class 2 Yellow

Product Description

The PIP 312-1200-LY/3X is a Class 2 high-visibility work shirt designed for workers in traffic, roadway, and jobsite environments where enhanced visual detection is required. Constructed from polyester, the shirt delivers lightweight durability suitable for extended wear during active tasks. The high-visibility yellow colorway meets Class 2 hazard visibility standards, making it appropriate for use in moderate-risk work zones. A zipper closure allows for quick donning and doffing in the field. This garment is sized at 3X-Large and is intended for use by safety-conscious tradespeople, utility crews, and site supervisors who require ANSI-compliant outerwear.

This shirt is suited for outdoor and infrastructure work environments where Class 2 high-visibility apparel is mandated or recommended. Typical applications include road construction, utility maintenance, warehouse operations, and municipal work crews. The polyester construction resists moisture and maintains shape under repeated wash cycles, supporting daily use in demanding field conditions. It is appropriate for both residential and commercial jobsite applications where visibility regulations apply.

Key Features

• Class 2 high-visibility rating for compliance in moderate-risk work zones
• High-visibility yellow colorway for maximum contrast against typical jobsite backgrounds
• Polyester construction for lightweight durability and moisture resistance
• Zipper closure for fast, tool-free donning and removal
• 3X-Large sizing for a comfortable fit on larger-framed workers

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-issue high-visibility work shirt for Class 2 compliant safety programs in construction, utility, and municipal work environments.

Installation Notes

High-visibility garments should be inspected before each use for tears, fading, or soiling that may reduce retroreflective and fluorescent performance. Replace the garment when visibility materials show signs of degradation. Compliance with ANSI/ISEA 107 Class 2 requirements should be verified against site-specific safety programs and applicable OSHA regulations before issuing to workers.