Durable ripstop material with waterproof seam sealed construction, Quilted liner with thermal insulation, 2” wide high performance reflective material, Zipper front closure with storm flap, Storm cuff (powder barrier) waist and sleeve liners keeps wind and snow out of critical areas, Black areas provide contrast, style, and durability, Detachable lined hood can be stored in pocket, Cuffs with durable rubber pull tabs make for easy adjustments while wearing gloves, Reflective piping accents on back, sides, and pockets, Two outside lower gusseted pockets with hook & loop flaps, Two outside lower side access pockets with microfleece lining, Left chest pocket with retractable clear ID holder, Left arm pencil pocket, Inside lower left hidden tablet (iPad) pocket with zipper. Tablet pocket can be accessed without unzipping the jacket.

The need to be seen is critical for worker safety, especially for workers who perform tasks on or near moving vehicles or equipment. By wearing high-visibility garments, workers can draw attention to themselves to prevent injuries and fatalities from struck-by hazards in complex work environments, when the ability to be seen at all times is necessary.

The American National Standard ANSI/ISEA 107-2015, High-Visibility Safety Apparel and Headwear is an industry consensus standard that specifies requirements for apparel and headwear that is capable of visually signaling the user’s presence. It was developed by the International Safety Equipment Association (ISEA) and first published in 1999. Since then, the standard has been recognized and compliance mandated by federal, state and local authorities as well as private industry entities. Today, the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) requires nearly all workers in or near a highway right-of-way to wear garments that comply with the standard.