Custom Hi Vis Workwear Manufacturer for B2B Buyers
HexaGears is a custom hi vis workwear manufacturer based in Sialkot, Pakistan. We make vests, jackets, polos and pants in our own factory, branded with your logo and labels. Orders start at just 20–30 pieces per design, so small batch orders from startups are welcome.
WHOLESALE RANGE
Wholesale Hi Vis Clothing Styles Buyers Order Most
These are the high visibility workwear styles distributors and contractors reorder most. Each one can be customized with your logo, colors and labels.
Hi Vis Safety Vests
Lightweight vests in solid or mesh polyester, with zip or hook-and-loop fronts and ID pockets. They’re the fastest, most affordable way to brand an entire crew for site, road or warehouse work.
Hi Vis Bomber Jackets
Waterproof, padded bombers with reflective tape on the body and sleeves. A top winter seller for construction and road crews who need warmth, visibility and a clean branded look.
Hi Vis Polo Shirts & T-Shirts
Breathable polyester tops in short and long sleeves for warehouses, logistics and hot-weather sites. Easy to print or embroider, which makes them ideal for large teams.
Two-Tone Hi Vis Workwear
Navy or black panels combined with fluorescent sections and reflective tape. A sharp, professional look that hides dirt and suits company-branded uniform programs.
Hi Vis Parkas
Long, warm jackets with a hood and padded insulation that cover the body down to the hips. They’re made for workers who spend long hours outside in cold, rainy or dark conditions.
Hi Vis Softshell Jackets
Wind-resistant, flexible jackets that keep crews warm without bulk. Popular with supervisors, surveyors and logistics teams who move between the site and the office.
Hi Vis Hoodies & Sweatshirts
Fleece-lined layers with reflective tape for early starts and cool weather. Workers like wearing them, so your branding stays visible every day.
Hi Vis Pants & Cargo Pants
Durable pants with reflective leg bands, knee-pad pockets and reinforced seams. They pair with hi vis tops for complete head-to-toe visibility.
YOUR B2B MANUFACTURING PARTNER
Your Label. Our Factory.
Hexa Gears is an OEM and private label apparel manufacturer based in Sialkot, Pakistan. Since 2015, we’ve grown from a trusted sportswear manufacturer into a full apparel factory producing custom workwear, activewear and team uniforms for B2B buyers across the US, UK, Europe, Australia, Canada and the Gulf.
From custom safety vests to custom hi vis jackets,: every order goes through our in-house cut and sew process, then is branded and checked under one roof by our team of 180 people.
Anatomy of a Custom Hi Vis Jacket
Every part of a hi vis jacket has a job, from keeping your crew visible at night to keeping them dry on site. Here is what goes into each jacket we build, and what you can customize.
High Visibility Workwear Fabrics and Materials
A hi vis jacket is built in layers, and each layer uses a different material. The outer shell keeps workers visible and dry. The inner lining keeps them warm and comfortable. Here’s what we use in each layer and why.
Polyester lining
A soft, slippery lining that lets the jacket slide on and off easily over work clothes. It also protects the waterproof coating from wear on the inside.
Mesh lining
An open net-style lining that lets air move inside the jacket. Best for summer jackets and active work, so workers don’t overheat or sweat too much.
Quilted padding (for winter jackets)
A layer of polyester padding stitched into small squares to keep it evenly spread. It traps body heat and stays light, and you can choose light, medium or heavy padding depending on how cold the site gets.
Polar fleece lining
Soft, warm fleece used inside collars, cuffs or the full body. It feels comfortable against the skin and adds warmth without much weight.
3-in-1 removable liner
A padded or fleece inner jacket that zips in and out of the outer shell. Workers can wear the shell alone, the liner alone, or both together in winter, so one jacket covers all seasons.
Polyester Oxford (150D or 300D) with a waterproof coating
Polyester is used instead of cotton because it holds fluorescent color much longer, dries quickly and doesn’t shrink. A thin waterproof coating on the inside stops rain and wind from getting through.
Why fluorescent colors look so bright
Fluorescent dyes take in invisible sunlight (UV light) and give it back as bright visible color. That’s why hi vis yellow, orange and red look like they glow, even on cloudy days and at dawn or dusk.
Choose your shell weight:
150D (lighter): soft and easy to move in. Best for rain jackets, spring and autumn wear, and warm climates.
300D (heavier): thicker and harder to tear. Best for winter jackets, parkas and heavy-duty site work.
“D” (denier) measures yarn thickness. A higher number means a thicker, stronger fabric.
Other shell options:
Softshell: stretchy polyester bonded with soft fleece. It’s warm, flexible and blocks wind without heavy padding.
Two-tone panels: navy or black polyester on the bottom, shoulders or cuffs, where dirt shows most. They keep the jacket looking clean for longer.
Other Materials in Every Jacket
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Part |
Material |
Why We Use It |
|---|---|---|
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Reflective strips |
Silver reflective tape, sewn on or heat-pressed |
Sewn tape is very durable. Heat-pressed tape is lighter and bends more easily with movement. |
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Seam sealing |
Waterproof seam tape |
Covers stitching holes from the inside so rain can’t leak through. |
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Zipper |
Heavy-duty plastic zipper |
Strong, smooth and won’t rust in wet weather. |
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Collar & cuffs |
Polar fleece or knitted rib |
Soft on the skin and stops cold air coming in at the neck and wrists. |
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ID pocket |
Clear, flexible plastic window |
Keeps ID cards visible and protected from rain. |
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Fasteners |
Snaps and Velcro-style straps |
Easy to use with gloves on. |
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Thread |
Strong polyester thread |
Holds seams together through heavy use and many washes. |
Hi Vis Fabric GSM Guide: Choose the Right Weight for Your Crew
GSM means “grams per square meter.” It tells you how heavy a fabric is. A higher GSM means a thicker, warmer and more durable fabric. A lower GSM means a lighter, cooler and more breathable one. Choosing the right GSM helps your crew stay comfortable and keeps the garment working longer on the job.
GSM vs. Denier: What’s the Difference?
Denier (like 150D or 300D) measures how thick each yarn is. GSM measures how much the finished fabric weighs. Denier tells you how strong the yarn is, and GSM tells you how heavy and warm the garment will feel. Buyers usually look at both together.
Hi Vis Vests
Vests are worn over other clothes, so they need to stay light. Mesh vests (80–120 GSM) let air flow freely and suit hot climates and summer work. Solid knit vests (100–140 GSM) are a little stronger, hold logos better and suit everyday site and warehouse use.
Hi Vis Polo Shirts & T-Shirts
These are worn directly on the skin, often for full shifts. A weight between 140 and 180 GSM is light enough to stay cool but thick enough not to look see-through or lose its shape after washing.
Hi Vis Rain Jackets
Rain jackets use lighter 150D oxford fabric with a waterproof coating. They keep rain out without feeling heavy, so they suit spring, autumn and warm-weather rain.
Hi Vis Winter Jackets & Parkas(outer shell)
Winter jackets use heavier 300D oxford fabric for the outer layer. It’s harder to tear and stands up to rough site work. Warmth comes from the padding inside, which is chosen separately (see below).
Padding for Winter Jackets
Padding weight decides how warm the jacket is. Light padding (80–100 GSM) suits mild winters. Medium padding (120–150 GSM) covers most cold sites. Heavy padding (180–200 GSM) is for freezing temperatures and long outdoor shifts.
Hi Vis Softshell Jackets
Softshell fabric is heavier because it combines a stretchy outer layer with soft fleece inside. It blocks wind and keeps workers warm without the bulk of padding.
Hi Vis Hoodies & Sweatshirts
Fleece-backed fabric in this range keeps workers warm on cool mornings while staying comfortable enough to wear all day. It also works well as a layer under a jacket.
Hi Vis Pants & Cargo Pants
Pants get the most wear at the knees and seat. This weight is tough enough for kneeling, climbing and daily site work, but still flexible enough to move in.
Hi Vis Fabric Composition: What Your Garments Are Made Of
Composition means the mix of fibers inside a fabric, like polyester, cotton or a blend of both. The right mix decides how bright the color stays, how comfortable the garment feels and how long it lasts. Here are the blends we use and where each one works best.
Recycled Polyester
Made from recycled plastic bottles, it can be dyed to the same fluorescent colours as regular polyester. [GRS-certified recycled fabric is available on request.]. It’s a good choice for brands and companies with sustainability goals, or for buyers who need eco-friendly workwear for tenders and contracts.
How We Manufacture Hi Vis Jackets That Last
A hi vis jacket is only as good as the way it’s put together. Good fabric can still fail if the tape peels, the seams leak or the stitching splits. Here’s how we build each part to last on real job sites.
Reflective Strips on the Body
We use 2-inch (50 mm) reflective tape, the width EN ISO 20471 requires and ANSI/ISEA 107 requires for Class 3. The strips go all the way around the body, either as two bands around the waist and chest, or one band around the waist with straps over both shoulders. This 360-degree layout lets drivers see the worker from the front, back and sides.
Reflective Strips on the Sleeves
Each sleeve gets a reflective band, placed between the elbow and the shoulder and kept away from the cuff. This outlines the arms so drivers can tell they’re looking at a person. Sleeve bands are also what lift a jacket to the highest visibility level.
Sewn vs. Heat-Pressed Tape
Sewn tape is stitched onto the fabric. It’s very strong and is the best choice for heavy-duty jackets and frequent washing. Heat-pressed tape is bonded with heat, with no stitching, so it’s lighter, bends easily and leaves no needle holes for water to get in. Segmented heat-pressed tape is cut into small blocks so the fabric can breathe and stretch, which suits softshells and active work.
Sealed Seams
Every stitched seam on waterproof jackets is covered from the inside with heat-applied waterproof tape. Stitching leaves tiny needle holes, and sealing them stops rain from leaking through at the shoulders, arms and back, where water hits first.
Covered Front Zipper
The front zipper sits under a fabric flap that closes with snaps or Velcro-style fasteners. The flap blocks wind and rain that would otherwise come straight through the zipper teeth. A two-way zipper lets workers open the bottom for easier sitting, bending or driving.
Adjustable Cuffs
Velcro-style straps at each wrist let workers tighten the sleeve for a close fit. Many jackets also have a soft knitted inner cuff that seals out cold air and rain. A snug cuff also stops sleeves from catching on tools or machines.
Strong Stitching & Reinforced Stress Points
Main seams are double-stitched for extra strength. Areas that take the most strain, like pocket corners, loops and zipper ends, get extra reinforcement stitches. This stops tearing at the points that usually fail first on busy job sites.
Longer Back & Adjustable Hem
The back of the jacket is cut a little longer than the front. It keeps the lower back covered when workers bend or kneel, so they stay warm, dry and visible. A drawcord at the hem lets workers tighten the bottom to keep wind out.
Built to Last Through Washing
Hi vis workwear is washed often, so the color and tape have to hold up. We use fade-resistant fluorescent fabric and reflective tape tested to stay bright after [25 / 50] industrial washes at 60°C. Each garment carries a care label showing how to wash it, so it stays bright and reflective for longer.
A Hi Vis Jacket Fit Built for Real Work
A jacket that doesn’t fit well won’t get worn properly, and a hi vis jacket that isn’t worn can’t protect anyone. We cut every jacket so workers can move freely, layer up in winter and stay comfortable through long shifts.
Regular Work Fit
Our standard fit has a little extra room through the chest and shoulders. It looks neat and professional without feeling tight, so workers are comfortable all day on site.
Room to Move
Shoulders and underarms are shaped for movement, so the jacket doesn’t ride up when workers lift, reach or climb. That keeps the body strips in place and the lower back covered during active work.
Women’s Fit Options
Women’s hi vis jackets are cut narrower at the shoulders and shaped at the waist, with shorter sleeves. A proper fit is more comfortable and safer, because oversized jackets can catch on equipment and hide the reflective strips under loose fabric.
Room for Layering
Winter jackets and shells leave enough space for a hoodie, fleece or warm layer underneath. Workers can add or remove layers as the weather changes without needing a bigger size.
Hi Vis Jacket Sizes for Your Whole Crew
Every worker is a different size, and every one of them needs a jacket that fits. We make ordering sizes simple, from the size chart to mixing sizes in one order.
For women: unisex sizes run larger than women’s sizes, so most women choose one size smaller than their usual women’s size. Use the Women’s Size Guide column to find the right fit.
Between two sizes? Choose the bigger size if workers will wear warm layers underneath.
Hi Vis Jacket Size Chart (Unisex Regular Fit)
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Size |
To Fit Chest / Bust |
Jacket Chest (half, pit to pit) |
Body Length (back) |
Sleeve Length (center back to cuff) |
Women’s Size Guide (US) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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2XS |
32–34 in (81–86 cm) |
21 in (53 cm) |
27 in (69 cm) |
31 in (79 cm) |
XS (US 0–2) |
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XS |
34–36 in (86–91 cm) |
22 in (56 cm) |
28 in (71 cm) |
32 in (81 cm) |
S (US 4–6) |
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S |
36–38 in (91–97 cm) |
23 in (58 cm) |
29 in (74 cm) |
33 in (84 cm) |
M (US 8–10) |
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M |
38–40 in (97–102 cm) |
24 in (61 cm) |
30 in (76 cm) |
34 in (86 cm) |
L (US 12–14) |
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L |
40–44 in (102–112 cm) |
25.5 in (65 cm) |
31 in (79 cm) |
35 in (89 cm) |
XL (US 16–18) |
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XL |
44–48 in (112–122 cm) |
27 in (69 cm) |
32 in (81 cm) |
36 in (91 cm) |
2XL (US 20–22) |
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2XL |
48–52 in (122–132 cm) |
28.5 in (72 cm) |
33 in (84 cm) |
36.5 in (93 cm) |
3XL (US 24–26) |
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3XL |
52–56 in (132–142 cm) |
30 in (76 cm) |
33.5 in (85 cm) |
37 in (94 cm) |
4XL (US 28–30) |
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4XL |
56–60 in (142–152 cm) |
31.5 in (80 cm) |
34 in (86 cm) |
37.5 in (95 cm) |
5XL (US 32) |
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5XL |
60–64 in (152–163 cm) |
33 in (84 cm) |
34.5 in (88 cm) |
38 in (97 cm) |
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Extended Size Range
We offer a full range from 2XS to 5XL, so your whole crew is covered, not just the “average” worker.
Why Size Matters for Visibility
Smaller jackets have less fabric, which means less fluorescent and reflective area. We adjust the tape layout on smaller sizes so every worker stays clearly visible, whatever their size.
Size Charts & Sample Fitting
We share a detailed size chart before production, and you can check the fit on your free sample, ready in 2–5 days. You’ll know exactly how each size fits before bulk production starts.
Mixed Sizes in One Order
Mix sizes freely within your order to match your crew. Your MOQ of 20–30 pieces applies per design, not per size
Custom Measurements
Already have a sizing system your team uses? Send us your measurements or tech pack and we’ll match your sizes exactly, so reorders always fit the same way.
Custom Hi Vis Jackets Built Exactly the Way You Want
As a factory-direct manufacturer, we don’t just add your logo to a catalog jacket. We build every jacket around your needs, from the colors and fabric to the final label, so it fits your crew, your site and your brand.
Choose Your Colors & Reflective Tape
Pick fluorescent yellow, orange or red, and combine it with navy, black, grey or your brand color. Then choose sewn or heat-pressed tape, solid or segmented, in the layout that suits your site.
Choose Your Fabric, Weight & Lining
Select the shell weight (150D or 300D), the lining (smooth, mesh or fleece) and the padding level (light, medium or heavy). Every jacket is made for your weather and the work your crew does.
Choose Your Features
Add or remove the hood, ID pocket, radio loops, phone pocket, inner pockets and two-way zipper. Your crew gets the features they actually use, and you only pay for what you need.
Add Your Logo Your Way
Choose from embroidery, 3D puff embroidery, screen printing, heat transfer, DTF, silicone printing, reflective printing, woven patches and appliqué. Every logo is placed away from the reflective strips, so your branding stays sharp and workers stay visible.
Sell It Under Your Own Brand
Get full private label service, with your woven neck labels, care labels, hang tags and custom packaging. Your customers see your brand on every jacket, not ours.
See It First, Start Small
Get a free digital mockup within 24 hours and a free physical sample in 2–5 days. Order from just 20–30 pieces per design, and bulk production starts only after you approve.
HOW IT WORKS
Bulk Hi Vis Workwear Ordering: From Inquiry to Shipment
Ordering from a custom hi vis workwear manufacturer overseas should be simple and clear. Here’s exactly what happens at each step, from your first message to the day your bulk order arrives.
Starting MOQ
Approve before bulk
Your brand identity
Shipping support
BRAND IT YOUR WAY
Custom Logo Printing & Branding Options
Explore decoration methods for your custom logo and artwork. The right option depends on the material, artwork, surface shape, and desired finish, and Hexa Gears confirms suitability during sampling.
Heat Transfer Printing01Applies logos and graphics using heat and pressure, with stretch-compatible options for activewear.
- DTF Printing02
Transfers detailed, multicolour designs from a printed film onto fabric. Suitable for many fabric types when correctly matched and tested.
- Screen Printing03
Creates bold, durable graphics using inks selected for the fabric. Well suited to repeated designs in bulk orders.
- Sublimation Printing04
Creates all-over colors and patterns on suitable polyester fabrics without adding a raised print layer.
- Silicone Printing05
Produces a smooth, raised, rubber-like logo with a premium appearance.
- High-Density Printing06
Builds up ink to create raised graphics with defined edges and a textured finish.
Reflective Printing07Adds logos or details that reflect light, creating a distinctive appearance under direct illumination.
- Puff Printing08
Uses heat-activated ink to create a soft, raised effect. Best suited to selected garments and compatible fabrics.
- Embossing09
Creates a raised design through a suitable forming process, adding subtle texture and dimension
- Debossing10
Creates an indented design for a subtle branding effect. Suitability depends on the fabric and process
- Embroidery11
Uses stitched threads to create durable logos, particularly on jackets, hoodies and heavier garments.
- 3D Puff Embroidery12
Uses foam beneath embroidery to create raised lettering or logos, commonly on caps and structured garments
- Appliqué13
Attaches fabric shapes or lettering to garments for contrasting colours and textures.
- Woven Patches14
Add separately woven badges for team crests or brand logos, attached by stitching or a suitable heat-bonding method. Confirm placement, flexibility and backing during sampling.
- Jacquard Knitting15
Integrates patterns or branding into the fabric during knitting, rather than applying a surface print.
Complete Hi Vis Workwear Kits: One Quote, One Order, One Shipment
Most crews need more than one garment. Instead of asking for separate quotes, choose a ready-made kit below or build your own, and we’ll quote, sample and ship everything together, with matching colors and branding across every piece.
Construction Site Kit
Includes: hi vis bomber jacket, hi vis safety vest, hi vis cargo pants, hi vis hoodie and branded cap.
Everything a site crew wears from the first shift of the day to the last, in one matching set.
Road & Traffic Crew Kit
Includes: hi vis jacket with sleeve strips, hi vis pants, hi vis rain jacket and hi vis vest.
Full head-to-toe visibility for crews working near moving traffic, day and night.
Warehouse & Logistics Kit
Includes: hi vis polo shirts or T-shirts, hi vis safety vest, hi vis softshell jacket and work pants.
Light, breathable layers for indoor and yard work, with a jacket for loading bays and cold mornings.
Winter Crew Kit
Includes: hi vis parka or padded bomber, hi vis hoodie, hi vis softshell and hi vis pants.
Warm layers that work together, so workers stay visible and comfortable through the coldest months.
Wet Weather Kit
Includes: hi vis rain jacket and rain pants (PU or PVC coated), plus a hi vis vest.
Fully waterproof protection for drainage, utilities, ports and rainy-season work.
Full Workwear Program
Includes: hi vis workwear plus coveralls, work overalls, safety workwear and corporate uniforms for office staff.
One supplier for your entire company uniform, from the site crew to the front desk.
Why order as a kit:
One quote, one sample round and one shipment. Colors, logos and labels match across every garment, which saves you time, shipping costs and supplier follow-ups.
Quality You Can Trust from Your Hi Vis Workwear Supplier
Hi vis workwear protects people, so quality can’t be left to chance. Every order goes through checks at each stage of production, and your approved sample is the standard every piece must match.
Fabric Check Before Cutting
Every fabric roll is checked before production starts. We inspect the fluorescent color, the fabric weight (GSM) and the surface for flaws, so problems are caught before a single jacket is cut.
Checks During Production
Our team checks stitching, seam sealing and tape placement while garments are being made, not just at the end. Mistakes are fixed on the line, so they never reach your order.
Reflective Tape Check
Every jacket is checked to make sure the tape is in the right position, firmly attached and not covered by logos or pockets. This keeps your workers visible exactly as designed.
Measurement & Logo Check
Finished garments are measured against your size chart and approved sample. Logos are checked for position, color and finish, so every piece in your order looks the same.
Final Inspection & Packing
Before packing, every piece gets a final check for loose threads, stains, zipper function and label accuracy. Garments are then packed and labeled by size, ready to hand out to your crew.
Certified Factory & Free Remake Guarantee
Our factory is ISO 9001 certified for quality management, OEKO-TEX certified for safe fabrics and amfori BSCI audited for ethical working conditions. If any piece has a manufacturing defect, we remake it free, with production starting within 3 days.
What Affects the Cost of Bulk Hi Vis Jackets
Every custom order is priced on its exact specs, so two hi vis jackets can have very different prices. Here are the main factors that shape your price per piece, so you know what you’re paying for.
A simple rain jacket costs less than a padded parka or a 3-in-1 jacket, because it uses fewer parts and steps. Extra features like a hood, ID pocket, radio loops or extra pockets also add to the cost, so keeping only what your crew needs helps control your price.
Heavier fabrics like 300D oxford and softshell cost more than lighter ones, and special fabrics like flame-resistant blends and recycled polyester add a little more. Mesh, fleece, padded and 3-in-1 linings each add material, and heavier padding costs more than light padding.
Both the type and the amount of tape affect cost. Heat-pressed and segmented tape cost more than standard sewn tape, and jackets with sleeve strips and extra bands need more tape than basic designs.
Price depends on the logo method, size and number of positions. A single printed chest logo costs less than embroidery on the chest, sleeves and back. Custom woven labels, hang tags and branded packaging add a small cost per piece.
Larger orders lower the price per piece, because setup and material costs are spread across more units. You can start from just 20–30 pieces per design and reorder at a better price as you scale.
Air delivery (7–10 days) is faster but costs more. Sea freight (30–35 days) is slower and much cheaper for large orders. Your destination country also affects shipping costs.
Why Buyers Choose Hexa Gears as Their Custom Hi Vis Workwear Manufacturer
Contractors, distributors and workwear brands across the US, UK, Europe, Australia, Canada and the Gulf trust us with their hi vis orders. Here’s why they keep coming back.
Factory-Direct OEM & Private Label
We make everything in our own factory in Sialkot, with a team of 180 people producing 30,000–60,000 pieces per month. You deal directly with the makers, with no middlemen, and you can sell under your own brand with our OEM hi vis workwear and private label hi vis service.
Free Mockup & Free Sample
Get a free digital mockup within 24 hours with unlimited revisions, and a free physical sample in 2–5 days. You see and feel your jacket before bulk production begins.
Certified & Ethical Production
Our factory is ISO 9001 certified, uses OEKO-TEX certified fabrics and is amfori BSCI audited. That gives you quality, safety and ethical standards you can show your own clients and auditors.
Low MOQ from 20–30 Pieces
Start with just 20–30 pieces per design, instead of the hundreds most factories ask for. Test a new style with one crew or one client, then scale up when you’re ready.
Free Remake Guarantee
If any piece has a manufacturing defect, we remake it free, with production starting within 3 days. Your order is protected from start to finish.
Fast Worldwide Delivery
Your order arrives in 7–10 days by air or 30–35 days by sea from sample approval. That’s fast enough to meet tight site start dates and seasonal demand.
Hexa Gears vs. Other Ways to Source Hi Vis Workwear
There are several ways to buy custom hi vis workwear in bulk: online marketplaces, trading companies or local branding shops. Each works differently. Here’s how a factory-direct manufacturer compares, so you can choose what fits your business.
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What matters |
Direct With Hexa Gears |
Through a Partner |
|---|---|---|
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Supplier Relationship |
Work with a manufacturing partner based in Sialkot, Pakistan. |
Listings may come from factories, trading companies, or resellers; verify the seller’s role. |
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Sample-to-Bulk Consistency |
Fluorescent shade, fabric GSM and tape locked to your approved sample for every repeat order. |
Bulk can differ from the sample: lighter fabric, duller color or cheaper tape. |
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Reflective Tape & Logo Placement |
Tape placed in the right layout, with logos kept clear of the reflective strips. |
Logos often printed over tape, blocking reflection and reducing visibility. |
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Customization & MOQ |
Full control over colors, tape, fabric and features, from just 20–30 pieces per design. |
Limited to stock options, often with minimums of 100–500+ pieces. |
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Fit & Sizing Control |
Unisex sizing matched to your size chart, checked on a free sample in 2–5 days. |
Fixed sizing that may not match US or European workers. |
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Pricing Structure |
Transparent factory-direct unit pricing with zero middleman commission. |
Hidden agent markups of 20%–40% plus surprise platform transaction fees. |
Sourcing partner services vary. Confirm responsibilities, costs, and approval procedures before placing an order.
WHO WE SERVE
Who We Manufacture Hi Vis Workwear For
From small crews to large distributors, we make hi vis workwear for businesses that need their people seen, safe and branded. Here’s who we work with and how we help each one.
GLOBAL REACH
Custom Apparel Exporter From Sialkot, Pakistan
Hexa Gears is a clothing manufacturer in Pakistan and an established sportswear B2B exporter from Pakistan. As an international clothing supplier, we support brands sourcing clothing from Pakistan with bulk clothing production and direct shipping from Sialkot. We work as a custom sportswear supplier for US brands, a wholesale gym wear supplier for UK businesses and a private label activewear supplier for Australian brands, as well as clubs and distributors in Canada, the Gulf and Europe.
NETHERLANDS
SAUDI ARABIA
IRELAND
WORLDWIDE
Custom Hi Vis Workwear Buyer Requests
Explore example requirements for custom hi vis jackets, vests and bulk workwear orders, from site crew sets and night visibility to winter layers, private label ranges and first trial orders.
Illustrative project briefs — placeholders for future customer testimonials.
A Matching Set for the Site Crew
A contractor’s brief may combine a hi vis jacket, safety vest and cargo pants in one branded set. Agreeing on colors, tape layout and logo positions together keeps every piece consistent, with logos placed clear of the reflective strips.
Visibility for Roadside Night Work
A road or utility crew brief may call for full body and sleeve reflective strips, plus matching rain gear. The brief should state the visibility standard the buyer’s site requires, so the tape layout and garment style can be planned from the start.
A Warm Layer for Winter Shifts
A cold-weather brief needs the outer shell, lining and padding recorded separately. The sample shows how padding changes the jacket’s bulk and the room left for layers underneath, so the fit works for long outdoor shifts.
Light Hi Vis for All-Day Wear
A warehouse brief may focus on breathable polos, mesh vests and light softshells. Confirming fabric weight (GSM) and composition before sampling helps balance comfort, color brightness and durability for full shifts indoors and in the yard.
A Private Label Hi Vis Range
A distributor’s brief should pair an approved size chart with quantities for each style, color and size. Agreed woven labels, hang tags, packaging and carton marking define how the bulk hi vis order needs to arrive at the warehouse, ready to resell.
A Small First Order to Test
A new buyer may start with one style for one crew before rolling out company-wide. Hexa Gears offers MOQ from 20–30 pieces per design, with a free mockup in 24 hours and a free sample in 2–5 days before bulk production begins.
Let’s Build Your Hi Vis Workwear Order
Share your logo, styles, site conditions and estimated quantities with Hexa Gears to discuss your custom hi vis workwear manufacturing project.
FAQs
Custom Hi Vis Workwear FAQs
LET’S BUILD YOUR NEXT COLLECTION
Ready to Outfit Your Crew in Custom Hi Vis?
Send us your logo, the styles you need and your quantity. Within 24 hours, you’ll get a free digital mockup of your custom logo hi vis jackets, with no cost and no commitment.