Site — 25–99 units
435 SAR
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Class 3 hi-vis polyester
Standard programme; 14-day lead.
18 months warranty
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Hi-Vis Jacket
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ANSI 107 Class 3 weatherproof hi-vis jacket — for ramp ops, construction, and outdoor industrial work.
From420 SARprogramme price · per unit
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- Fabric
- Reflective Hi-Vis Polyester
- Weight
- 200gsm
- Sizes
- S · M · L · XL · 2XL · 3XL · 4XL
- Colours
- Hi-Vis Yellow · Hi-Vis Orange
- MOQ
- 25 units
- Lead time
- 14–21 days
- Warranty
- 18 months
- Compliance
- ANSI 107SASO
The Architect Equation
Unlike Class 1 vests inadequate for ramp and construction visibility under afternoon glare, the UNEOM Hi-Vis Jacket delivers ANSI 107 Class 3 reflective coverage with seam-sealed weatherproof construction — replaceable bands extend service life past 24 months in active site rotation.
DefinitionThe UNEOM Hi-Vis Jacket is the ANSI 107 Class 3 weatherproof outer-layer garment that ramp operators, construction crews, and outdoor industrial workers wear in HCIS-licensed Saudi sites — with seam-sealed weatherproof shell, replaceable hi-vis bands, and optional fleece liner for the Saudi cold-morning shift.
Programme spec
Built for the operational reality.
Weatherproof hi-vis outer layer for ramp operations, construction sites, and outdoor industrial work. ANSI 107 Class 3 reflective coverage, weatherproof seam-sealed shell, fleece-lined for Saudi cold mornings.
Designed for KAIA/KKIA/RUH ramp ground-handling crews, NEOM and Red Sea Project construction perimeters, Saudi Aramco contractor outdoor work, and any HCIS-licensed industrial site requiring Class 3 visibility. Often layered over the HRC2 FR coverall for the integrated FR+Hi-Vis specification HCIS 2024 audits expect — though for petrochemical sites, the integrated FR coverall (rather than separate jacket) is the recommended architecture.
Key features
- ANSI 107 Class 3
- Seam-sealed shell
- Fleece-lined option
- Replaceable bands
- 18-month warranty
Material science
Why this fabric, calibrated this way.
The technical engineering behind the spec sheet — what survives the wash regime, what fails under Saudi conditions, and why the chemistry matters.
ANSI 107 Class 3 (the highest visibility class) requires 1,240 sq inches of background fluorescent material plus 310 sq inches of retroreflective tape — substantially more than Class 2 (775 sq in / 201 sq in) or Class 1 (217 sq in / 155 sq in). At 2,200m equivalent UV intensity in Saudi summer afternoons (roughly Class 3 visibility threshold), Class 1 vests effectively disappear in glare. The seam-sealed weatherproof construction handles the rare-but-disruptive Saudi rain events (winter Riyadh, Tabuk, Asir winter rains) and the consistent KAIA / KKIA ramp dew exposure. Replaceable hi-vis bands address the dominant failure mode — band fade from UV before shell failure — extending jacket service life from 12 to 24+ months by replacing only the band when fade is detected.
Comparison
Hi-Vis Jacket vs market alternatives
A side-by-side at the spec level. Same wash regime, same Saudi conditions, three different outcomes.
| Dimension | UNEOM Class 3 | Standard Class 2 | Cheap Class 1 |
|---|---|---|---|
| ANSI 107 class | Class 3 (full visibility) | Class 2 | Class 1 |
| Background fluorescent | 1,240 sq in | 775 sq in | 217 sq in |
| Retroreflective tape | 310 sq in (replaceable) | 201 sq in (sewn-on) | 155 sq in (printed) |
| Weatherproof | Seam-sealed shell | Water-resistant | Not weatherproof |
| Liner option | Fleece-lined available | Single-layer only | Single-layer only |
| Service life | 24+ months (band-replace) | 12 months | 6 months |
| Warranty | 18 months | 6 months | None |
| Price (SAR) | 420 | 210 | 95 |
Programme tiers
Pricing scales with the programme.
Reserved-batch fabric, on-site fittings, and SLA features unlock at higher tiers — final pricing depends on volume and customisation.
Plant — 100–499 units
420 SAR
from · per unit
Reserved batch + replaceable band kits
Reserved batch + replacement-band kits included for first 24 months.
18 months warranty
Enterprise — 500+ units
395 SAR
from · per unit
Site-customised + fleece-liner option
Site logo + worker name embroidery + fleece-liner option per role.
18 months warranty
Care instructions
How to maintain the spec through the wash regime.
The sequence that keeps the fabric chemistry, structural integrity, and warranty intact.
- 01
Spot-clean preferred
Spot-clean for surface contamination. Full machine wash only when necessary — frequent washing accelerates band fade.
- 02
Cold gentle wash
Cold-water gentle cycle with mild detergent. Hot water and harsh detergents accelerate retroreflective band degradation.
- 03
No bleach
Bleach destroys both fluorescent fabric and retroreflective microspheres. Never use bleach.
- 04
Hang dry
Hang dry only — no tumble drying. Heat damages reflective tape adhesion.
- 05
Band fade inspection
Quarterly visual inspection. Fluorescent fabric below 50% saturation or reflective tape with visible cracking triggers band replacement.
- 06
Band replacement
Replaceable band kit (UNEOM-supplied) restores Class 3 compliance for an additional 12 months. ~85 SAR per band kit vs 420 SAR for full jacket replacement.
FAQ
Programme questions.
The questions Saudi procurement teams ask before they sign. Direct answers.
- When is Class 3 visibility required vs Class 2?
- ANSI 107 specifies Class 3 for: (1) high-speed traffic environments (above 50 mph / 80 km/h); (2) high-clutter visual backgrounds; (3) operations where workers are 360° exposed to traffic or equipment movement. Class 2 is acceptable for parking-lot, factory-floor, and low-speed environments. For Saudi airport ramp operations and active-traffic construction perimeters, Class 3 is the audit-defensible choice.
- Can I replace just the hi-vis bands instead of buying a new jacket?
- Yes — this is one of the operational advantages of the UNEOM design. Most jacket end-of-life is driven by band fade (UV degradation of retroreflective microspheres), not shell failure. UNEOM ships replaceable band kits at ~85 SAR per kit, restoring full Class 3 compliance and extending jacket life by 12+ months. Compared to the 420 SAR full-jacket replacement cost, band replacement saves 80% on per-cycle costs.
- Is the fleece liner removable or fixed?
- Removable. The fleece liner attaches via internal zipper and full-length button placket — adds for cold-weather Riyadh winter, Tabuk year-round, and Asir winter shifts; removes for hot-weather summer operations. The liner is a separately-orderable component, not a permanent feature, allowing seasonal flexibility.
- What is the MOQ for the Hi-Vis Jacket?
- Programme MOQ is 25 units. Construction-site contractors and ramp operators typically order 100+ units to attract reserved-batch fabric and the replacement-band-kit programme. NEOM and Red Sea Project contractor programmes start at 500+ units with site-specific Pantone customisation.
- Should petrochemical sites use the standalone hi-vis jacket or the integrated FR coverall?
- For HCIS-licensed petrochemical sites, the integrated FR coverall is the recommended architecture — single-garment FR + hi-vis avoids the layered failure modes (heat-trap, ignition layer, vest-shift in arc-flash). The standalone hi-vis jacket is appropriate for sites where FR is not required (general construction, ramp ground-handling, logistics). UNEOM provides both architectures because the answer depends on site classification, not preference.
Next step
Order Hi-Vis Jacket as part of a programme.
Programmes start at 25 units. 420 SAR per unit indicative — final pricing depends on volume, customisation, and rotation cycle.