High Visibility Jacket KANATA 4in1 The high visibility jacket of the Kanata collection has an attractive appearance. It is suitable for winter as well as for transitional periods, as it is waterproof and lined with a warm Taft lining. The jacket is a 4 in 1 model, as the rain jacket can be removed and the sleeves of the inner signal jacket can be removed. This is how we transform it into a functional vest. It closes with a zipper, and the size can be adjusted in the hips with elastic. Combined with eight reflective strips, high visibility jacket Kanata offers excellent visibility in bad weather or reduced visibility conditions. Five pockets (3 outer pockets, 2 inner pockets) ensure greater functionality. The cut is classic and suitable for all body types. Material composition and technical properties Fit: Regular fit Material: 300D polyester fiber - fluorescent Oxford, Polyurethane (PU) coating Lining: Taffeta lining, 100% polyester - 60g/m² Water resistance: 3000 mm Straps: 8 sewn-in reflective straps (2 horizontally on the chest, 2 across the shoulders and 2 on each sleeve) High-vis class: JACKET: Class 3 (reflective tape: 0.20 m², fluorescent material: 0.80 m²) VEST: Class 2 (reflective tape: 0.13 m², fluorescent material: 0.50 m²) Sizes: S (46) M (48, 50) L (52, 54) XL (56, 58) XXL (60, 62) XXXL (64, 66) Color: Hi-Viz orange, Hi-Viz yellow Gender: Unisex Manufacturer: Coverguard Standard: EN 13688, EN ISO 20471:2013 A1:2016, EN343:2003 A1:2007, EN342:2017 Description of standards EN ISO 13688 specifies the general performance requirements for ergonomics, safety, size marking, ageing, compatibility and markings of protective clothing and information to be provided by the manufacturer of protective clothing. EN ISO 20471 is an international standard that imposes requirements on visible work clothing for employees in high-risk areas. EN 343 is an international standard for protective clothing that specifies a minimum level of protection against wet weather, taking into account the overall construction of the garment in addition to the fabric used. EN 342:2017 specifies requirements and test methods for the performance of clothing sets (i.e. two-piece suits or coveralls) for protection against the effects of cold environments equal to or lower than -5 °C. High visibility clothing can be personalized with machine embroidery or printing. You can read more about personalization in the "Personalization" tab at the bottom of the page.
