Pip 323-1370B-LY/S Hi-vis Class 3 Fleece Work Shirt Small

Product Description

The PIP 323-1370B-LY/S is a high-visibility hooded fleece work shirt designed for workers who require ANSI Type R, Class 3 visibility compliance in low-light or high-traffic environments. Built from 10 oz fleece with a water-repellent shell treatment, it delivers warmth and weather resistance in a single garment. Two pockets with a full zipper closure round out the functional design. This shirt is worn by construction crews, road workers, utility technicians, and other trade professionals who must meet Class 3 hi-vis standards on the job site.

This garment is sized Small and is intended for use in residential and commercial construction, roadway maintenance, utility work, and any application requiring ANSI Type R, Class 3 high-visibility protection. The hooded design adds coverage in cold or wet conditions. The lime and black colorway provides contrast visibility against a range of backgrounds. It is appropriate for workers operating near vehicular traffic or heavy equipment where hi-vis compliance is required by site safety plans or regulatory standards.

Key Features

• ANSI Type R, Class 3 high-visibility compliance for traffic and job-site safety
• 10 oz fleece construction with water-repellent shell treatment
• Hooded design for additional coverage in cold or wet conditions
• Full zipper closure with 2 pockets for tool and accessory storage
• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A3 rated material
• Lime and black colorway meets Class 3 contrast visibility requirements

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit hi-vis work shirt for trade professionals requiring ANSI Type R, Class 3 compliant outerwear in size Small.

Installation Notes

This garment should be inspected before each use for damage, fading, or soiling that may compromise visibility performance. Launder according to the care label to maintain hi-vis material integrity and ANSI compliance. Replace the garment if retroreflective or fluorescent material shows significant wear, fading, or damage. Consult your site safety plan or applicable OSHA regulations to confirm the required visibility class for your specific work environment.