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The PIP 313-CNTSELY-5X is a high-visibility work shirt designed for job sites and environments where worker visibility is a safety requirement. Constructed from 5 oz. polyester, this lightweight garment meets ANSI Type R, Class 3 standards, which represent the highest level of visibility protection for workers exposed to high-speed traffic or reduced-visibility conditions. The shirt features a zipper closure and a single pocket. It is sized at 5X-Large and finished in high-visibility yellow-lime. Safety managers, site supervisors, and individual tradespeople working in roadway, utility, or construction environments will find this garment fits standard hi-vis compliance requirements.
This shirt is suited for outdoor and roadway construction, utility maintenance, traffic control, and any work environment that mandates ANSI Class 3 high-visibility apparel. The Class 3 rating requires maximum background material and retroreflective striping coverage, making this appropriate for workers in close proximity to vehicle traffic, particularly during low-light or nighttime conditions. The 5 oz. polyester fabric keeps the garment lightweight for extended wear during physical labor. With an ANSI/ISEA cut resistance level of A3, the material also offers a degree of incidental cut protection.
Designed as an ANSI Type R, Class 3 compliant high-visibility garment for workers in roadway construction, traffic control, utility, and similar high-exposure environments requiring Class 3 PPE.
Inspect the garment before each use for tears, fading, or damage to retroreflective elements that could compromise ANSI compliance. High-visibility garments should be laundered per the care label instructions to maintain retroreflective performance. Replace the garment when retroreflective striping becomes visibly degraded or when the background material no longer meets color and luminance requirements under applicable ANSI/ISEA standards.
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