
Hi-Vis Rain Jacket, Pink
Referenced standardsANSI/ISEA 107 · CSA Z96-22 · EN ISO 20471
An uncommon colorway in this range: bright pink waterproof polyester with 2-inch silver reflective tape and yellow trim across the chest, back, and sleeves. The jacket zips closed, has an adjustable hood, and carries two flapped front pockets, a flapped chest pocket, and internal pockets. The source garment is built for ANSI/ISEA 107, CSA Z96-22, and EN ISO 20471 compliance.
- Waterproof polyester shell
- 2-inch silver reflective tape with yellow trim on chest, back, and sleeves
- Two front pockets, chest pocket, and internal pockets
- Zip front closure
- Adjustable hood
Manufacturing reference, not a stock item. No retail price and no size selection; production is planned to your programme during quotation.
Construction & materials
| Materials | waterproof polyester |
|---|---|
| Closure | zip front |
| Pockets | two front pockets with flaps, chest pocket with flap, internal pockets |
| Visibility | bright pink body with 2-inch silver reflective tape and yellow trim on chest, back, and sleeves |
| Weather protection | waterproof polyester shell |
| Sizes | S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL |
| Care | Wipe clean with a damp cloth, avoid bleach and fabric softeners, and hang dry out of direct sunlight. |
This is a manufacturing reference. Fabric, weight, fit and finishing are set per programme during sampling.
Customization
Colour, fabric and branding are developed against your specification during sampling; the reference here shows the base construction.
- Fabric and weight selected for the task
- Colour developed against Pantone references
- Branding: Embroidery, Screen Print, Transfer, Woven / Printed Labels
- Private-label / OEM, size and department packaging
Typical useroad construction, traffic control, logistics, landscaping, cleaning services.
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