Shine Bright Safety Vest - High Visibility with Reflective Straps and Pockets – Soft, Durable, and Breathable – ANSI CLASS 2

Loved this vest!!!My daughter and I just joined what is called the LDC of the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society. This department oversees the construction of Kingdom Halls and assembly halls for use in our worship to Jehovah. We are day laborers but anyone who is going To be on the building site must have all PPE gear on. We love these vests because they are so sturdy and have loads of pockets. As women sometimes we have extra items to carry. We are also super happy with the fit. Being on the low-end of the plus size scale we were not sure what sizes to get but this fits perfect. We are 18/20 in women’s size And the XL fits us just perfect. We wanted them a little snug so these are perfect. Will update the review after some real use!

This is my favorite safety vest I have every color been buying from this company for 3 years now!! Very comfortable especially the neck part has a cushion around the back! Runs big i can actually wear a large but i get a extra large so it fits comfortably over my heavy sweater or coat on cold days. has large pockets on the bottom inside and out! Everyone at work loves this vest I have ordered 7 of my coworkers this vest all men fit just right!! I wash them all the time add fabric softener keeps it soft i put in the dryer just for 5 mins so it dont strink and hang dry! 5 🌟

Good vest and fits good IF you pick a size smaller than you normally wear. If you want loose fitting then order normal size but if you prefer it fitting closer and not being baggy then go a size down. I'm 5'11 170lbs and a small is fitted without being tight. I wear a M in t-shirts and a L in hoodies. Mesh top half and the full back is mesh. Should be good for not getting too hot.

Really like this vest. I really didn't notice all the features it has until I wore it just one day. I bought it because they look nice and was wearing company supplied junk so anything would be better. The two waist pockets are very roomy, the left chest is a dual velcro closure pocket (visible ID and a pocket behind that), the quick access right chest pocket with no closure but has 4 pen/tweeker spots, and 1 inside open pocket.Pros:There's a lot of little things I liked about this that surprised me and some I don't know what they're for. The top surprise is that the collar is a padded roll so you don't have a fine fabric edge rubbing the back of your neck for the entire shift; 16 hour day and I'm not annoyed so 8 is a breeze. It's still light when I load it up too. The junk I was wearing had smaller waste pockets and only two open chest pockets and fully loaded that one felt heavier and pulling slightly to the front way more than this one when I this one up with more stuff. Could be that it's better fitting but I'm sticking with it being a pro. Oh, and I bought the Navy blue one which is really slick and seems to hide stains both dark and bright better than other colors and blends to blue jeans smoother...if looks really matter. White stuff shines of course (sulfides, calcium, salts, etc...but wear an apron handling chemicals) Go Navy!That ID badge pocket is huge on military bases and I assume in any government project. With that second pocket behind it, you're not wasting storage potential by having JUST your ID in there for all to see. I have to enter a Top Secret nuke area again as a civilian and they're critical about ID's facing out and neck-hung ID's flop around constantly like buttered toast always landing butter-side down. I was using stupid rare earth magnets prior and now have a specific slim pocket JUST for the ID and then a pocket behind it when some facilities don't like anything behind the ID to avoid any confusion or confrontation.Neutral (or stuff I'm ignorant about):- I don't know what the 4 grommets are for, but they're there. I assumed the pockets had them for sand and water to exit but they're a bit high on the pocket to do that and then why the top 2? I'm sure they're there for a purpose and they have them for ya'll that know what they're for.- I don't know what this "lower pocket with load bearing strap that is great for tablets" is. The lower pockets can fit a tablet, yes, but I don't see a load bearing strap. It's a pocket. There's two of them. ummm...I don't see the strap.-Above the chest pockets are horizontal straps. Again, don't know what they are for but you have them if you need to. I do use them with long tools though. I have long insulated screw starters that would poke me in the face in just a pocket and poking through them and into the pocket keeps them close to the chest and not losing an eye randomly.Cons-The only con I can come up with was the smell of the thing wearing it right out of the bag and no washing. Before I get yelled at, reflective stuff only lasts through so many washes and I want to track that for an update, so I'm wearing it right out of the bag. I smelled like the poor kid in gradeschool then it wore off in about a day...but I was the smelly kid for a day. That's the con.

I have purchased several “top notch” safety vest. They either had a cheap zipper or sown with cheap yarn that comes apart! Not this bad boy. Really strong heavy duty zipper and sown with heavy duty thread with padding around the neck. Pockets every where. Now as far as size goes My “t” shirts usually run xl and most of my previous vest were xl. But all the previous reviews warned about this vest being large. WOW is it large. I got a large but could have worn a medium but it would have been tight in my chest. This works great and I use it for riding on my Harley. Doesn’t look as cool as a leather vest but it helps me in being SEEN by a “snowflake” on their phone!