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M.L. Kishigo

ANSI Class II Safety Vest (w/Contrasting Colors)

Item #: 1055-Orange/1056-Lime

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This safety vest features comfortable Ultra-Cool™ mesh fabric and generous arm holes for a comfortable fit.

 

Class II ANSI/ISEA 107-2004 & ANSI/ISEA 107-2010

 

Made by M.L. Kishigo (Manuf. Part # 1055/1056)
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This safety vest features comfortable Ultra-Cool™ mesh fabric and generous arm holes for a comfortable fit.

  • 100% polyester mesh fabric, front and back
  • Zipper front closure
  • 2" wide 3M™ silver reflective stripes with contrasting trim color, front & back
  • POCKETS:
    • 1 inside upper left two tier 4-division pencil pocket
    • 1 inside lower right patch pocket
  • Class II ANSI/ISEA 107-2004 & ANSI/ISEA 107-2010
  • M.L. Kishigo (Manuf. Part # 1055/1056)

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