Pip 323-1370B-LY/5X Hi-vis Hooded Work Shirt 5XL Class 3

Product Description

The PIP 323-1370B-LY/5X is a high-visibility hooded work shirt built for workers who need ANSI Type R, Class 3 compliant protection in demanding environments. Constructed from 10 oz fleece with a water-repellent shell treatment, it delivers warmth and weather resistance without sacrificing visibility. The lime and black colorway meets Class 3 requirements for high-traffic and roadway work. A full-length zipper closure and two pockets provide functional layering for trades and site workers operating in low-visibility or hazardous conditions.

This shirt is suited for construction, utilities, road work, and other outdoor jobsite applications where ANSI Type R Class 3 high-visibility garments are required by site safety standards or local regulations. The fleece construction makes it appropriate for cooler working conditions as either an outer layer or mid-layer. It is sized at 5X-Large for workers requiring extended sizing in compliant PPE.

Key Features

• ANSI Type R, Class 3 high-visibility compliance for roadway and high-traffic work zones
• 10 oz fleece construction with water-repellent shell treatment
• Hooded design for added head and neck coverage
• Full-length zipper closure for easy on and off over layered workwear
• 2 pockets for tool and accessory storage on the job
• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A3 rated material

Compatibility

Designed as an ANSI Type R, Class 3 compliant high-visibility garment suitable for workers in road construction, utilities, emergency response, and other applications governed by ANSI/ISEA 107 visibility standards.

Installation Notes

This garment is donned and inspected by the end user or a site safety officer before each use. Check that all reflective striping is intact and free of soiling that could reduce visibility before entering a work zone. Launder per label instructions to maintain water-repellent shell treatment and reflective material performance. Damaged or heavily soiled high-visibility garments should be removed from service per ANSI/ISEA 107 guidelines.