Custom Hi-Vis Workwear | ANSI Class 2 & 3

Custom Safety Workwear — ANSI Class 2 & Class 3 with Your Logo

Custom safety workwear starts at $24.22 decorated for a CornerStone CSV100 ANSI Class 2 mesh vest with an embroidered logo, and $40.59 for a CS408 ANSI Class 3 hi-vis tee. Non-certified work tees begin at $26.87. Every price on this page is the garment plus one embroidered logo, so it is what a crew member actually costs to kit out, not a blank price. Order from 1 piece — a single garment for fit testing or a 300-piece contractor rollout run on the same setup.

The range covers 42 pieces built for site work: ANSI/ISEA 107 Class 2 and Class 3 tees, long sleeves and vests from CornerStone, hi-vis fleece hoodies and waterproof outerwear, ripstop woven work shirts, work polos in men's and women's cuts, and Carhartt heavyweight layers for cold-weather crews. Fabrics are chosen for repeat industrial laundry rather than office wear, and embroidered hi-vis workwear is the default because thread stitched into the fabric holds up to repeated commercial laundering without cracking or lifting.

One rule governs decorating certified garments: a logo may only go on the fluorescent background material, never on or across the retroreflective tape, because covering tape reduces the certified reflective area. On hi-vis tees that leaves a left-chest logo zone and a back upper zone of 4"H × 8"W for a company name — enough for a readable wordmark above the tape. We set the placement for you and send a digital mockup for approval before production.

Request a Workwear Quote Hi-Vis ANSI Class 2 vs 3 Buying Guide

Hi-vis safety vests — the fastest way to put a crew in compliance

A vest layers over whatever the crew already wears, which is why it is usually the first purchase for a new site program. CornerStone CSV100 ANSI Class 2 economy mesh is $24.22 decorated and suits visitor and short-term use; CSV102 zippered mesh at $29.94 adds a front zip for daily wear. For crews carrying tools and radios, CSV405 mesh-back is $37.73 and the CSV105 surveyor two-tone $38.50 with multiple pockets. CSV407 dual-color at $44.55 is the one to pick when several trades share a site and each needs its own color block.

ANSI Class 2 and Class 3 hi-vis shirts

Class 2 is the everyday choice for work near traffic below highway speed; Class 3 adds sleeves with tape so the wearer is recognisable as a person at highway speed and in poor light. Short sleeves: CS408 Class 3 at $40.59, CS202 Class 3 at $41.20 and the CS204 ANSI Class 2 safety t-shirt at $41.80, the model most often searched for by name. Long sleeves: CS201 Class 2 mesh $40.70, CS401LS Class 2 $43.89, CS409 Class 3 $44.99, CS203 Class 3 $47.30 and the CS208 Class 3 hooded with segmented tape $56.26. Where certification is not required but visibility still helps, the enhanced-visibility CS206 reflective tee is $40.32 and the CS423 polo $50.03.

Custom workwear t-shirts, pocket tees and work polos

Most crews wear a certified layer over a plain branded shirt, so the base layer carries the logo people see in the office and in photos. CornerStone CS440P pocket tee is $26.87 decorated and the plain CS440 $27.78; the same body in long sleeve is CS440LSP $30.87 and CS440LSH hooded $31.87. Work polos put a supervisor in something presentable without leaving the uniform: CS451 women's $35.27 and CS450 men's $37.18. Carhartt covers the heavier end — CTK87 pocket tee $36.26, CTK126 long sleeve pocket $48.29, CT106868 Force $56.86, CT106972 Force long sleeve $63.31 and the CT106880 Force pocket polo $65.90. Ripstop woven shirts for trades that need a collar and a chest pocket: CSW175 $56.99 and CSW174 $61.45.

Hi-vis hoodies, jackets and cold-weather layers

Outerwear is where a program's cost concentrates, so it is worth matching the layer to the season rather than buying one jacket for everything. CornerStone CSF01 enhanced-visibility fleece pullover is $61.21 decorated, CSF631 tough fleece full-zip $67.11 and the certified CSF300 Class 3 heavy-duty fleece $75.22. For wet work, CSJ504 Class 3 ripstop rain jacket is $81.94, CSJ503 insulated $90.48 and the CSJ24 waterproof parka $102.03. Non-certified heavyweight layers: Carhartt CTK121 midweight hoodie $85.36, CT100615 Rain Defender pullover $105.20, CornerStone CSJ60 duck bonded soft shell $105.91, CT100617 $112.63 and CT100614 $112.91. Site headwear rounds it out: CS802 ANSI 107 cap $24.24, CS800 reflective beanie $25.40 and Carhartt CT104597 watch cap $42.42 — more styles in custom caps.

How to order workwear for a crew

Start with one garment in the size your largest wearer needs — hi-vis cuts run roomy over a hoodie, and that is the fit question worth answering before a bulk order. Upload your logo on the product page, pick the placement, and approve the digital mockup we send back. Volume discounts apply from 12 pieces (5%), 24 pieces (10%) and 48 pieces or more (20%), and mixed styles count toward the same tier, so vests, tees and hoodies in one purchase order reach the discount together. Production is 1–3 business days for a single piece and 3–5 business days for bulk after artwork approval, then it ships anywhere in the United States. For multi-trade programs with several colors and logo versions, send the list through the quote form.

How much does custom hi-vis workwear cost per person?

A basic compliant kit is a vest over a branded tee: CSV100 at $24.22 decorated plus a CS440P pocket tee at $26.87. A crew that needs the certified garment itself to carry the logo starts at $40.59 for a CS408 Class 3 tee or $41.80 for a CS204 Class 2 tee. Cold-weather adds a CSF01 hi-vis fleece from $61.21 or a CSJ504 Class 3 rain jacket from $81.94. Each figure includes one embroidered logo, and volume discounts start at 12 pieces.

Can you embroider a logo on ANSI hi-vis safety shirts?

Yes, on the fluorescent background fabric only — never on or across the retroreflective tape, since covering the tape reduces the certified reflective area of the garment. In practice that means a left-chest logo and a back upper placement of 4"H × 8"W above the tape, which is enough for a company name that reads from a distance. DTF printing is available for full-color artwork in the same zones.

What is the difference between ANSI Class 2 and Class 3?

Class 2 garments carry more fluorescent background and reflective tape than a basic vest and are the usual requirement for work near traffic below highway speed — parking areas, utility work, warehouse yards. Class 3 requires sleeves with tape so the whole body reads as a human shape at highway speed and in low light, which is why highway crews and night work specify it. Our full comparison is in the ANSI Class 2 vs Class 3 guide. Confirm the class your site requires before ordering.

Do you supply hi-vis workwear in bulk for contractors?

Yes, and there is no account minimum, so a two-van contractor and a 400-person general contractor order the same way. Volume discounts start at 12 pieces (5%), 24 (10%) and 48 or more (20%), and they combine across vests, tees, hoodies and caps in one order. Re-orders match the first batch because your embroidery file and thread colors stay on record. Bulk production is 3–5 business days after artwork approval.

Which workwear holds up to industrial laundry?

Poly-rich knits and ripstop wovens release soil better and dry faster than heavy cotton, which matters when a crew keeps two sets rather than four. For decoration, embroidery is the workwear standard: the logo is thread stitched into the fabric, so it does not crack or peel at commercial wash temperatures. DTF printing is the better answer for large full-color back designs that would be heavy in stitches.