Cotton piqué high-visibility long-sleeve polo shirt class 2
Velilla 305514 high-visibility polo shirt: long sleeves in cotton piqué, class 2
Long sleeves and 55% cotton: the combination wanted by anyone who spends the day in the sun and can't stand polyester. 150 g/m² piqué from the Hi-Vis Cotton range, with reflective tapes on the torso and sleeves and EN ISO 20471 class 2.
✅ Features
Long sleeves: protect the arm from sun and abrasion without being a warm garment.
55% cotton: absorbs sweat better than a 100% polyester polo.
Reflective tapes on torso and sleeves from the REFLATEX range.
Central button placket, rib-knit collar and cuffs.
Chest patch pocket.
EN ISO 20471 class 2 according to the manufacturer's data sheet.
👷 Suitable for
Civil engineering and signage during daytime.
Railways, airports and platforms where at least class 2 is required.
Gardening and municipal services, with arms protected from the sun.
Mid-season, spring and autumn.
As a base layer under a high-visibility bomber jacket or parka.
📋 Technical data
Velilla reference: 305514
Composition: piqué, 55% cotton - 45% polyester
Fabric weight: 150 g/m²
Standard: EN ISO 20471, class 2
Range: Hi-Vis Cotton, REFLATEX reflective tape
Colours: fluorescent yellow and fluorescent orange
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.
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 looks dull or the tape is cracked.
💡 Tip: if you are torn between this 305514 and the 174 technical polo, look at the fabric, not the class: both are class 2. The 174 is 100% polyester at 160 g/m² (dries faster, weighs the same) and this one is piqué with 55% cotton (more comfortable in dry heat, but shrinks slightly and takes longer to dry). For daily industrial laundering, polyester holds up better.
Frequently Asked Questions
What high-visibility class does it have?
Class 2 according to EN ISO 20471, as per the manufacturer's data sheet.
How does it differ from the 174 polo?
The 174 is 100% polyester Bird-Eye at 160 g/m2 and this one is piqué with 55% cotton at 150 g/m2. Both are class 2.
Does it shrink?
Slightly more than a polyester polo in the first washes at high temperature.
What colours does it come in?
Fluorescent yellow and fluorescent orange.
What sizes are available?
From S to 3XL.
Is it suitable for roads at night?
Not on its own: class 3 is required there, which is achieved by combining garments.
