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Why Choose Bisley Hi Vis Shirts For Trade Industry Professionals

A hi vis shirt reduces the risk of accidents by making a worker visible. But not all hi vis workwear is made equal. 

TradeWear’s lightweight and breathable hi vis work shirts feature a structured collar with collar stays, pockets with pen division, have reinforced top-stitched seams, and are double-layered for extra protection.

Understanding The Australian Standards For Hi Vis Work Shirts - Compliance & Safety Assurance 

In Australia, hi vis workwear is a mandatory requirement across all industries. The AS/NZS 4602.1:2011 Standards categorise hi-vis workwear into three main classes: Class D for daytime use, Class N for nighttime use, and Class D/N for both day and nighttime use. 

According to the standards, you must have an approved colour of hi visibility material that encircles the entire upper torso. The colours specified in the standard are Orange-red, Red, Yellow, Orange and Yellow.

Selecting The Best Colour For Men’s Hi Vis Shirts

There are three high-visibility classes for different conditions. Class 1 provides the lowest coverage and Class 3 provides the greatest body coverage and visibility.

The typical colours used are yellow, orange, and sometimes red. Both pink hi vis and blue hi vis are not legal PPE in Australia.

Class 1: Low-Impact Conditions

Class 1 is the lowest level of hi vis, usually involving single garments such as hi vis trousers worn independently. Class 1 is suitable for those working in low-risk and low-impact areas.

Class 2: Medium Traffic/Low Visibility Conditions

Class 2 hi vis clothing is for those who work near heavier traffic and in low-visibility areas. This type of hi vis clothing is commonly sleeveless vests. 

Class 3: High Traffic Conditions

Class 3 hi vis is for those who work in hazardous or extremely low-light conditions and must be as visible as possible. Class 3 hi vis applies to sleeved tops, including long sleeve shirts, jumpers, and jackets.

Secure Your Safety With Bisley Hi Vis Shirts Today

Men’s hi vis shirts are essential requirements for most worksites in the trade industry. Get all the hi vis equipment you need at Trade WorkWear, where tradies come first.

Tips For Cleaning Men’s Hi Vis Shirts - Maintain Brightness & Longevity 

To clean a high vis shirt:

  1. Wash separately in cold water with mild detergent
  2. Avoid bleach and fabric softeners
  3. Wash inside out to protect reflective tape
  4. Air dry or tumble dry on low heat

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

From the individual product page and the garment's own label, not from the collection it sits in. A collection like this one groups shirts by what they are; it does not tell you that any two of them are built the same way, because tape layout, fabric and construction vary between styles.

If a rating matters where you work, read it off the product before you order and leave the label in the garment. A shirt with its label cut out is much harder to justify at a gate check, whatever it was originally made to.

Because they are built for different requirements. Some carry a single hoop around the torso, some add shoulder bands or an X across the back, and some run bands around the sleeves as well. The layout changes what can be seen of you from the side, from behind, and from above if you are working below other people.

More tape does not automatically mean a higher rating. What counts is whether the layout matches what your site has asked for, which is worth confirming before you order in quantity.

Usually yes, but placement matters more than it does on an ordinary work shirt. Anything printed or embroidered over retroreflective tape stops that section of tape reflecting, and a large print across the chest eats into the fluorescent area that does the daytime work. That is why branding is normally kept to a pocket, a yoke or a sleeve panel rather than run across a band.

If the shirts are going onto a site with a visibility requirement, settle the placement with whoever is doing the decoration before the run goes ahead. A printed garment cannot be undone.

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