HI-VIS

Hi-Vis Workwear UK – Jackets, Trousers, Vests & Rail

Shop high-visibility clothing for construction, highways, rail, utilities and outdoor work at Toolwear. Choose from hi-vis jackets, trousers, tops, vests, overalls and rail-spec garments from leading brands including Leo Workwear.

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High-Visibility Clothing for UK Workplaces

Toolwear stocks hi-vis workwear for construction workers, highways and rail teams, utilities engineers, contractors and anyone who needs to be seen at work. Our range covers everyday high-visibility clothing as well as specialist garments for demanding environments.

Choose from hi-vis jackets, hi-vis trousers, tops, vests, overalls and bibs, rail hi-vis and arc and flame-retardant clothing.

Shop established brands including Leo Workwear, Beeswift, Arbortec and more, or browse our complete brands directory.

Jackets, Trousers & Layers Build a complete hi-vis outfit with jackets, trousers, tops, gilets and overalls for every season and site.
Rail Hi-Vis Rail-spec hi-vis from Leo Workwear for trackside work. Check each product for RIS-3279-TOM compliance.
Specialist Protection Arc and flame-retardant hi-vis for utilities, energy and industrial environments. Check individual products for applicable standards.
Professional Hi-Vis High-visibility clothing for site, road, rail and outdoor work
Leading Trade Brands Hi-vis from Leo Workwear, Beeswift, Arbortec and more
Free UK Delivery On orders over £100 (ex VAT)

Hi-Vis Frequently Asked Questions

Which hi-vis brands do you stock?

Toolwear stocks hi-vis workwear from brands including Leo Workwear, Beeswift, Arbortec, Treehog and Milwaukee. Availability varies by product and size.

Do you sell rail-compliant hi-vis clothing?

Yes. Our rail hi-vis range includes Leo Workwear garments designed for RIS-3279-TOM. Check each product page for its specific certification before ordering for rail work.

What do the hi-vis classes mean?

Most hi-vis clothing is certified to EN ISO 20471, which sets three classes based on how much fluorescent and reflective material a garment has. Class 3 gives the most coverage and is often specified for roadside and highways work; Class 1 gives the least. Each product page shows its class where it applies, and your site or employer will tell you which class you need.

How do I choose the right hi-vis size?

Use the sizing information on each product page and the manufacturer's size guide where provided. If you'll wear a hi-vis jacket or vest over other layers, allow room for them.

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Explore hi-vis jackets, trousers, vests and rail clothing for site, road and trackside work, or browse Toolwear's complete range of brands.