Introducing the Snickers 8037 Hi Vis Sweatshirt Class 2/3, the ultimate choice for professionals seeking both high visibility and comfort in their workwear. Designed for everyday working comfort, this sweatshirt combines Class 2/3 high visibility with a comfortable fit, ensuring that it's not only easy to wear but also always ready for everything the workday throws your way. Its high-vis features make it an essential garment for ensuring safety in low light conditions, while its comfortable design means you won't have to compromise on comfort. Crafted from a functional polyester fabric, the Snickers 8037 Hi Vis Sweatshirt is both comfortable to wear and easy to wash, making it ideal for daily use. Certified according to EN 20471 Class 2/3, it offers enhanced visibility in low light conditions, promoting a safer and more secure working environment. The sweatshirt features strategically placed areas for dirt to keep it looking neat and professional, without compromising its high-vis properties. Additionally, it boasts a zipped chest pocket and an integrated ID card holder for easy access, alongside a clean design that provides ample space for profiling, making it a practical and stylish choice for any professional. Key Features and Benefits High visibility reflective details Class 2/3 (EN 20471) Strategically positioned dirt areas Easy-access ID card holder on chest Space for profiling Certifications CE category Category II, EN ISO 20471 - High Visibility Clothing Class 2,Class 3 MaterialsMain: 100% polyester, 235 g/m².Washing Instructions and Product Care Machine wash 40 degrees C Do not bleach Do not tumble dry Regular ironing, steam or dry, may be performed at Low setting (110º C 230º F) only. Do not dry clean Product Documents Snickers 8037 Product Spec.pdf Product Code: 8037 We deliver Snickers 8037 High Vis Jumper Class 2/3 worldwide.We specialise in shipping almost anywhere in the world securely at competitive prices - across UK, US, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, Europe - securely and fast at competitive prices