Kiwi Class 3 Two-Tone Long Sleeve Hi-Vis Safety Shirt – Neon
Certified Class 3 visibility with lightweight, breathable coverage.
The Kiwi 73100 delivers ANSI/ISEA Class 3 visibility in a lightweight long-sleeve safety shirt designed for active work around traffic, moving equipment, and low-light environments.
Its high-visibility neon body and reflective striping provide enhanced 360-degree visibility, while the black lower panel helps conceal dirt, stains, and everyday jobsite wear. The breathable construction gives workers Class 3 coverage without the bulk of a jacket or sweatshirt.
Key features
- ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 certified
- Type R, Class 3 high-visibility protection
- Neon yellow and black two-tone design
- Reflective striping across the torso and sleeves
- 360-degree visibility
- Lightweight, breathable construction
- Long sleeves for increased coverage
- Black lower panel helps conceal dirt
- Relaxed fit for movement and layering
- Designed for roadway and industrial work environments
Kiwi lists the 73100 as an ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 Type R, Class 3 safety shirt and offers it in sizes Small through 5XL.
Why MEM Supply Co. recommends it
The Kiwi 73100 is a practical choice for workers who need more visibility and coverage than a Class 2 short-sleeve shirt but do not want the weight of insulated outerwear.
It works especially well for active crews in moderate weather, cooler warehouses, loading areas, transportation operations, and outdoor environments where long sleeves and Class 3 visibility are required.
Best for
- Roadwork and traffic control
- Construction and utility crews
- Shipping yards and loading docks
- Warehouse and distribution operations
- Delivery and logistics
- Equipment operators
- Municipal and public-works crews
- Low-light and high-traffic environments
Product details
Brand: Kiwi
Model: 73100
Color: Neon yellow and black
Safety standard: ANSI/ISEA 107-2020
Type: Type R
Class: Class 3
Sleeve length: Long sleeve
Design: Two-tone
Size range: Small–5XL
Flame resistant: No FR rating listed
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