R501X High Visibility Work Polo (Code: 1600057)
This R501X work polo is designed to offer maximum visibility and safety in demanding work environments, without sacrificing comfort and sustainability.
Key Features:
● Material: 100% Recycled Polyester, piqué knit, weighing 155g/m². Eco-friendly and durable.
● High Visibility: Certified to EN ISO 20471: 2013+A1:2016 Class 2. The orange color (Orange Fluo/Black) additionally meets RIS-3279-TOM Issue 2:2019 Class 2 specifications, making it suitable for work on or near railway lines (UK Standard).
● Functional Design:
○ Short sleeves for freedom of movement.
○ Placket with 3 self-coloured buttons.
○ 5cm wide reflective stripes on the shoulders (vertical) and around the torso (horizontal) for enhanced visibility from all angles.
○ Stylish black contrast details on the collar and at the hem of the sleeves and bottom, offering a modern look and better concealing dirt.
● Comfort & Additional Features:
○ Fabric with Dryfit properties for better moisture management.
○ "NoLabel" construction (no brand label in the neck) for ease of rebranding.
○ Available in large sizes (BigSize).
Available Colors:
● Orange Fluo / Black
● Yellow Fluo / Black
Ideal for:
Professionals in sectors such as construction, roadworks, logistics, transport, public utilities, and any job requiring high-visibility clothing for personnel safety.
Below you will find the product dimensions to help you choose the right size. Measurements are in centimeters (cm).
| (S/M) 75/55 |
(L/XL) 78/60 |
(XXL/3XL) 81/66 |
(4XL/5XL) 84/74 |
*Chest Width (B) is measured from armpit to armpit (1/2 chest circumference).
The printing prices refer to the cost of printing for orders of various clothing items over 20 pieces.
This can include different sizes and colors.
The printing method is: Either screen printing or heat transfer.
● Minimum quantity for unprinted products: 20 pieces.
● Available at set prices for professionals.
● Embroidery placement possible based on design.
● We provide a quote after receiving the logo.
● The cost is determined by the number of stitches.
