Men's Hi Vis Jumpers & Hoodies

Men's Hi-Vis Jumpers & Hoodies

Cold starts are where hi-vis compliance quietly breaks down. Pull a plain fleece over a taped shirt at 5am and you have just covered the tape that makes you visible — which is why the outer layer has to carry the compliance, not the layer underneath it. The hi-vis jumpers and hoodies here are made to AS/NZS 4602.1, with retroreflective taping to AS/NZS 1906.4 on the styles rated for night work.

Pick the Class Before You Pick the Style

• Class D — fluorescent fabric only, no tape. Daylight work in a yard or warehouse, nothing after dusk.
• Class N — retroreflective tape without a fluorescent background. Rare in knitwear; more common on vests worn over other gear.
• Class D/N — fluorescent fabric plus taping, certified for both day and night. This is what most Australian construction, civil and roadwork sites specify, and what you want if the shift runs past sundown.

Our guide to what hi-vis ratings actually mean explains how the classes map to real jobs, and hi-vis workwear requirements in Australia covers what a whole crew needs to be compliant.

Find the Right Layer

• Fleece and brushed-back jumpers — the everyday cold-weather layer. Warm, hard-wearing, and taped on the D/N styles.
• Zip-through hoodies — easier to shed as the day warms up, and you are not dragging a pullover over a hard hat.
• Pullover hoodies — warmer through the body, with fewer seams and no zip to fail.
• Hi-vis jackets and vests — when you need wind and rain protection over the top.
• Hi-vis shirts — the taped base layer underneath.
• Standard jumpers and hoodies — for workshop, yard and off-site work where hi-vis is not required.

Shop Trusted Hi-Vis Brands

This range includes hi-vis knitwear from Bisley, DNC, Syzmik, JB's Wear, Portwest, Hard Yakka and KingGee — the labels most commonly named on Australian site uniform specifications. Kitting out a crew? Trade and bulk pricing is available across every range on this page.