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Hi-Vis Coveralls

One garment, full-body visibility, nothing to match and nothing riding up at the waist when you bend, climb, or crawl. A coverall carries the material for the highest rating — Class 3, head-to-ankle reflective coverage in a single piece (confirm the class on the product page for the specific garment). Choose the Nantes contrast work coverall for year-round use, the X-Back coverall, or the insulated contrast winter coverall for cold-weather work where a two-piece setup leaves gaps.

Coveralls are also the cleanest answer for dirty work: your own clothes come out from underneath in the condition they went in.

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Coverall or two-piece?
Two-piece (jacket + pants) wins on flexibility across seasons. A coverall wins on simplicity, on guaranteed full coverage with no gap at the midriff, and on jobs where you’re in and out of confined, dirty, or contaminated spaces and want one layer to strip off at the end. Winter coverall sizing note: size for the layers underneath — a coverall that’s snug in the store is a coverall that binds at work in January.
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Are coveralls Class 3?Coveralls are the garment type built for Class 3 — the surface area for full background and reflective material is there in one piece. Confirm the class on each product page before ordering for a specific site requirement.