Pip 312-1200-LY/L Hi-vis Work Shirt Class 2 Large

Product Description

The PIP 312-1200-LY/L is a Class 2 high-visibility work shirt designed to meet ANSI/ISEA high-visibility safety standards for workers in elevated-risk environments. Constructed from polyester, this shirt delivers lightweight durability with a zipper closure for fast donning and doffing. The high-visibility yellow colorway provides the retroreflective contrast required on job sites with moving equipment, traffic, or low-light conditions. It is sized Large and intended for daily wear by road crews, utility workers, construction personnel, and other trades requiring Class 2 PPE compliance.

This shirt is suited for outdoor and industrial work environments where Class 2 high-visibility garments are mandated by OSHA or project safety plans. Typical applications include highway construction, utility line work, warehouse operations, and municipal maintenance. The polyester construction resists moisture and maintains its shape through repeated wear and washing cycles, making it a practical option for full-shift use across multiple seasons.

Key Features

• Meets Class 2 high-visibility standards for elevated job site safety requirements
• High-visibility yellow colorway for maximum contrast in traffic and low-light conditions
• Zipper closure allows quick on and off without compromising fit
• Polyester construction provides lightweight wear and moisture resistance
• Large sizing for a broad range of workers requiring Class 2 PPE

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-issue high-visibility work shirt for Class 2 PPE programs in construction, utilities, and road work applications.

Installation Notes

This garment is issued and worn as personal protective equipment. No tools are required. Verify that the shirt meets the applicable Class 2 ANSI/ISEA 107 requirements for the specific work site before issuing to workers. Inspect the garment regularly for damage, fading, or soiling that may reduce retroreflective performance, and remove from service when visibility standards can no longer be met.