Nº D-10906
Fluorescent mesh, two reflective bands and braces, zip — construction, warehouses, logo on the back.
Made for: Fashion & retail.
Sample printed on sports mesh (polyester bird's-eye knit) 140 gsm; style: hi-vis safety vest.
Sample size size L · 610 × 740 mm.
A hi-vis safety vest in fluorescent mesh: sleeveless, V-neck, zip, two reflective bands round the body and two braces over the shoulders — company logo on the back.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Size L · 610 × 740 mm; your print keeps its true scale on the product.
Yes, on every plan including Free: use them on your website, marketplaces, social media and for clients. Pro removes the watermark and exports 4K pictures.
The sample is sports mesh (polyester bird's-eye knit) 140 gsm, on a dieline drawn at the size you type.
A hi-vis vest is sewn from fluorescent yellow or orange polyester mesh, with two horizontal reflective bands round the torso and two vertical bands over the shoulders like braces, joining front and back. It is sleeveless, closes with a zip or hook-and-loop at the front and is edged with binding.
100–140 gsm polyester bird's-eye mesh dyed fluorescent keeps it airy on hot sites; closed polyester knit is tougher but hotter. Reflective tape is usually 50 mm, glass-bead or microprismatic, and must survive the washes the maker specifies.
Company logos go on the back in poly screen ink or heat-transfer vinyl, pressed at low temperature so the reflective tape isn't damaged. Vinyl grips open mesh less than closed fabric, so use a mesh-rated transfer.
The back print area sits between the two horizontal bands, typically 15–20 cm tall; never put a logo over the reflective tape or cover too much fluorescent background. If the vest must meet a standard such as EN ISO 20471, minimum areas of fluorescent and reflective material are required, so check with the supplier before adding a large print.
The space between the two horizontal bands on the back is usually 15–20 cm tall and up to 40 cm wide, enough for a company name in one or two lines 5–7 cm high, readable at 15–20 m.
Indoor warehouses often use light mesh vests printed with shift or department names; outdoor sites add radio and document pockets and more UV-resistant tape.
Yes, usually on the back between the reflective bands plus a small one on the chest; keep it modest so the fluorescent and reflective areas stay clear.
Yellow stands out in most daytime settings, orange works better against green foliage or snow or to tell crews apart; many sites issue one colour per team.
It depends on the tape and washing; makers state a maximum number of washes. Once the tape fades, cracks or no longer shines under a torch, replace the vest.