Velilla 153 two-tone high-visibility jacket: class 2 signalling in work twill
A real work jacket, not a vest with sleeves: hard-wearing twill, ribbed cuffs and zipped chest pockets. It is certified to EN ISO 20471 class 2 and comes in four colour combinations, so each team or trade can wear its own without giving up signalling.
✅ Features
EN ISO 20471 class 2 certification: the intermediate level of the standard, for construction sites, industry and roads with moderate traffic.
Reflective tapes on torso and sleeves: a moving arm is the first thing a driver notices.
Ribbed cuffs and elastic side waist: they keep out cold air without squeezing.
Two zipped chest pockets: nothing falls out when leaning over a machine.
Four two-tone options: navy blue with fluorescent orange or fluorescent yellow, green with fluorescent yellow and grey with fluorescent yellow.
👷 Suitable for
Building and construction work on signposted sites.
Industry, workshops and maintenance.
Logistics and loading docks with forklifts and lorries.
Municipal services and urban gardening.
Teams that want to tell crews apart by colour without losing certification.
Standards: EN ISO 20471:2013+A1:2016 class 2 and EN ISO 13688:2013
Colours: navy blue / fluorescent orange, navy blue / fluorescent yellow, green / fluorescent yellow and grey / fluorescent yellow
Sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL and 3XL
🧺 Care
Follow the sewn-in label: the manufacturer's data sheet does not publish the washing table.
Count the washes: EN ISO 20471 requires the label to state the maximum number of cycles the certification withstands.
Check the tapes: if the retroreflective band is cracked or dull, the jacket must be retired even if the twill still holds up.
💡 Tip: If you are torn between this jacket and the 183 two-tone fleece jacket, look at the work scenario, not the cold: the 153 is class 2 and the two-tone fleece is class 1. As an outer signalling garment, the jacket protects more; the fleece is a mid-layer. And if the work is on an open road or at night, neither is enough on its own: there the standard requires class 3.
Frequently Asked Questions
What high-visibility class does it have?
Class 2 of EN ISO 20471, in its 2013+A1:2016 version. It is the intermediate level of the standard.
Is it suitable for working on the road at night?
Not on its own. That scenario requires class 3; the 153 jacket stays at class 2.
What colour combinations are available?
Four: navy blue with fluorescent orange, navy blue with fluorescent yellow, green with fluorescent yellow and grey with fluorescent yellow.
Is it a warm garment?
It is a twill work jacket, not a padded garment. It keeps you warm as an outer layer in mid-season; for winter it is best combined with a fleece, or choose a padded garment.
What does EN ISO 13688 mean?
It is the general standard of requirements for protective clothing: innocuousness, sizing, ageing and marking. It always accompanies specific standards such as 20471.
