Class 3 Hi-Vis Coverall

Name: Class 3 Hi-Vis Coverall
Brand: Workwear Manufacturer
SKU: WM-C3-C03

240 gsm twill, taped arms and legs, two-way zip

Full-body coverageID panel

MOQ 100 pcs per style Get price for WM-C3-C03 Full specification

Made in our Changshu factory. Samples ship in 7–10 days; bulk production in 30–45 days.

Product photography for this SKU is being shot. Ask sales for current photos, fabric cards and test reports before you specify it.

Buyer summary: Class 3 Hi-Vis Coverall (WM-C3-C03) — 240 gsm twill, taped arms and legs, two-way zip. MOQ 100 pcs per style, standards: ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 Class 3, 1,240 in² background, 310 in² retroreflective, CSA Z96 Class 3 (options). Custom branding and packaging available on every order.

Specification

What you are ordering

Item	Detail
Model	WM-C3-C03
Construction	240 gsm twill, taped arms and legs, two-way zip
Key features	Full-body coverage; ID panel
MOQ	100 pcs per style
Sampling	7–10 days
Production	30–45 days after sample approval and deposit
Standards	ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 Class 3 · 1,240 in² background · 310 in² retroreflective · CSA Z96 Class 3 (options)
Branding	Screen print, embroidery, heat transfer, woven labels
Packaging	Poly bag, hang tag, size sticker, barcode label, export carton

Applications

Where this style is used

Construction & civil works Road and traffic control Warehouse & logistics Utility & telecom crews Surveying and rail Event and security staff

Fabric options

Hi-Vis Workwear materials you can specify

Material	What it gives you
Polyester mesh, 120–150 gsm	Lightweight Class 2 vests for warm climates; colorfast lime and orange
Poly-cotton twill, 240–280 gsm	Solid-front vests, surveyor vests and long-sleeve work shirts
Knit jersey, 160–190 gsm	Breathable hi-vis tees and polos with 50+ UPF
3-layer softshell / 300D oxford	Water-resistant and waterproof outer layers, EN 343 ratings optional

Compliance

Standards and documentation

ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 US Class 2 / Class 3 performance, background and retroreflective area
EN ISO 20471:2013 European Class 1 / 2 / 3, combined with EN 343 for rain garments
CSA Z96-22 Canadian classes and levels, including FR variants
AS/NZS 1906.4 Australia and New Zealand high-visibility materials

The standard and class are confirmed against the fabric and tape on your order. Test reports are issued for that specification — we do not reuse certificates across styles. Compare classes and standards.

Customization

What can be changed

Fabric and color

Any material from the table above, plus stock colors or Pantone matching on selected fabrics from 500 pcs per color.

Branding

Screen print, embroidery, heat transfer and woven labels. Artwork proofs are approved before bulk production starts.

Sizing and fit

Stock size grading with your size ratio, or a new pattern from your tech pack. Fit samples are made before bulk.

Packaging

Poly bag, hang tag, size sticker and barcode as standard; retail-ready or employee-name packing on request.

FAQ

Class 3 Hi-Vis Coverall questions

What is the minimum order for the Class 3 Hi-Vis Coverall?

MOQ is 100 pcs per style on stock fabrics. Mixed styles and sizes can ship in one container; custom colors and exclusive trims are quoted per project.

Can the Class 3 Hi-Vis Coverall be customized?

Yes. Fabric and color options include Polyester mesh, 120–150 gsm or Poly-cotton twill, 240–280 gsm, with screen print, embroidery, heat transfer or woven labels for your brand. Packaging can carry your hang tag, size stickers and barcode.

Which standards does the Class 3 Hi-Vis Coverall meet?

ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 Class 3, 1,240 in² background, 310 in² retroreflective, CSA Z96 Class 3 (options). The exact standard and class depend on the fabric and trim you specify, and test reports are issued for that specification on your order.

How long do samples and bulk production take?

Logo samples on stock blocks take 7–10 days; new patterns from a tech pack take longer. Bulk production runs 30–45 days after sample approval and deposit.

When is Class 3 required?

Class 3 is typically specified for workers exposed to traffic above 50 mph, night work, or complex backgrounds such as equipment yards. Check your site safety plan and local regulations.

Can Class 2 garments be upgraded?

Adding taped sleeves to a Class 2 shirt or using a Class 3 jacket over a Class 2 vest can meet Class 3, but the combination must be certified; we can advise on tested pairings.

How is the Class 3 Hi-Vis Coverall packed and shipped?

Poly bag, hang tag, size sticker and barcode label as standard, packed in export cartons with your carton marks. FOB Changshu or Shanghai, with CIF and DDP quoted on request.

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