Two-tone cotton piqué high-visibility short-sleeve polo shirt class 1
Velilla 305513 two-tone high-visibility polo shirt: cotton and corporate colour
The two-tone version of the short-sleeve Hi-Vis Cotton polo. The same 55% cotton and 45% polyester piqué, 150 g/m², but with the lower part of the body in a contrasting colour. It is high visibility class 1 according to EN ISO 20471.
✅ Features
Two-tone design: the contrasting lower part hides the dirt of daily work much better.
55% cotton: natural feel and better sweat absorption than a pure polyester polo.
Reflective tapes on the torso.
Rib-knit collar and buttons, bar tacks and sleeve cuffs in a contrasting colour.
Chest patch pocket.
4 combinations: green/fluorescent yellow, grey/fluorescent yellow, navy blue/fluorescent yellow and navy blue/fluorescent orange.
👷 Suitable for
Construction work in summer.
Logistics and warehouse with forklift traffic.
Municipal services and gardening during daytime.
Teams who want to keep their corporate colour.
As a base layer under a higher-class vest or bomber jacket.
📋 Technical data
Velilla reference: 305513
Composition: piqué, 55% cotton - 45% polyester
Fabric weight: 150 g/m²
Standard: EN ISO 20471, class 1
Range: Hi-Vis Cotton
Colours: 4 two-tone combinations
Sizes available at Vetonek: S, M, L, XL, 2XL and 3XL
Pockets: one chest patch pocket
🧺 Care
Machine wash; because of the cotton it shrinks slightly more than a polyester polo.
No chlorine bleach: it dulls the fluorescent background.
Do not iron over the reflective tapes.
Use little fabric softener, so as not to coat the retroreflective material.
Withdraw the garment when the fluorescent colour loses intensity.
💡 Tip: this polo and the 305512 are the same fabric, but not the same class: the plain one is class 2 and this two-tone one is class 1, because the contrast takes away fluorescent surface area. If you choose the two-tone model for looks or to hide dirt, make sure your risk assessment allows class 1; if it requires class 2, go for the plain 305512, and if it requires class 3, neither is enough on its own.
Frequently Asked Questions
What high-visibility class does it have?
Class 1 according to EN ISO 20471, as per the manufacturer's data sheet.
Why is the 305512 class 2 and this one class 1?
Because the two-tone design reduces the surface area of fluorescent fabric.
How many colours are there?
Four two-tone combinations.
Does it contain cotton?
Yes, 55% cotton and 45% polyester in 150 g/m2 piqué.
Does it shrink?
Slightly more than a pure polyester polo in the first washes at high temperature.
