Short-sleeve cotton high-visibility T-shirt, class 2
Velilla 305612 cotton high-visibility T-shirt: class 2 with continuous tape
Work T-shirt in 55% cotton - 45% polyester piqué, 150 g/m², with continuous reflective tape on the torso and sleeves. Being entirely fluorescent, it reaches EN ISO 20471 class 2, the intermediate level of the standard.
✅ Features
EN ISO 20471 class 2 certification: intermediate level, for construction and industry with vehicles.
Continuous reflective tape: an unbroken band on the torso and sleeves, the classic and most recognisable solution.
Piqué with cotton: absorbs sweat and feels comfortable during long shifts.
Ribbed crew neck with herringbone tape seam covers.
Two fluorescent colours: yellow and orange.
👷 Suitable for
Construction and industry in summer.
Logistics, warehouses and loading docks.
Gardening and municipal services.
Signage in areas with machinery.
Teams who prefer the feel of cotton to pure polyester.
📋 Technical data
Velilla reference: 305612
Composition: piqué 55% cotton - 45% polyester
Fabric weight: 150 g/m²
Standard: EN ISO 20471, class 2
Colours: fluorescent yellow and fluorescent orange
Sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL and 3XL
🧺 Care
Follow the sewn-in label: the manufacturer's data sheet does not publish the washing instructions.
Count the washes: EN ISO 20471 requires the label to state the maximum number of cycles the certification withstands.
Do not iron over the reflective tape.
💡 Tip: This T-shirt and the 305508 share the same fabric and the same class 2; the only difference is the tape. The continuous tape on this 305612 is stiffer and breathes less in the band area; the segmented tape on the 305508 is more flexible and cooler. If you work in the heat and the T-shirt is worn on its own, the segmented one is welcome; if you want the classic look and maximum abrasion resistance, go for the continuous one.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does it differ from the 305508 T-shirt?
In the type of reflective tape. The 305612 has continuous tape and the 305508 has segmented tape from the Reflatex RS range. The fabric, weight and class 2 are the same.
Why is it class 2 while the two-tone 305613 is class 1?
Because the EN ISO 20471 class depends on the surface area of fluorescent fabric. This T-shirt is entirely fluorescent and adds up to more surface area.
Which tape is better, continuous or segmented?
It depends on the use. Continuous tape is more classic and abrasion-resistant; segmented tape is more flexible and breathes better in the band area.
Is it suitable for road work at night?
Not on its own. That use requires class 3.
How many washes does it withstand?
The maximum must be shown on the label, as required by EN ISO 20471.
What sizes and colours are available?
S, M, L, XL, 2XL and 3XL, in fluorescent yellow and fluorescent orange.
