High-visibility clothing refers to garments with bright, highly distinguishable colors—unlike regular matte clothing—designed for maximum detectability. Typically worn on the torso and arms, it's classified as key Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and mandated by most health and safety regulations.   

Color choice is critical for compliance: yellow and orange are the most common, as they meet luminous intensity standards like ISO 20471. Other colors often fail to provide sufficient visibility for regulatory approval.   

Why Hi-Vis Matters?  

Hi-vis clothing reduces accident risks by boosting wearers'visibility in low-light or high-vehicle environments. It's non-negotiable for:   

- Transport/Infrastructure: Railway, highway, and traffic workers (visible to trains/cars at dawn/dusk).  

- Aviation/Emergencies: Airport ground staff and first responders (standing out in chaotic settings).  

- Two-Wheeler Riders: Cyclists/motorcyclists (more visible to drivers in traffic).   

- Outdoor Activities: Hunters (designated hi-vis prevents accidental shootings).   

Choose Compliant Hi-Vis Gear?   

Opting for ISO 20471-certified hi-vis isn't just regulatory—it protects lives. Whether outfitting teams or buying personal gear, prioritizing certified apparel ensures visibility in any environment.   

 Stay safe, stay visible.