Sustainable Board Games

How to choose a suitable high-visibility vest for your needs?

Start by defining the context: vehicle equipment, construction site, event, logistics, temporary staff, or simple visual identification. The requirements vary. For regulated needs, only use references with clearly documented standards and characteristics that are compatible with the intended use. Size and fit are also important, especially if the vest is worn over other clothing. Check the closure, reflective strips, color, and availability of sizes. For a non-regulated event, a bib or another textile may sometimes be more suitable than a safety vest. Therefore, avoid using this category as a mere synonym for fluorescent clothing.

Where to place the logo without compromising visibility?

The strips and functional areas must remain clear. The back and chest can offer marking surfaces, but their size depends on the model and safety constraints. A large logo may reduce the useful fluorescent area or encroach on essential elements; therefore, placement must be validated on the product template. The technique depends on the textile and area: transfer, screen printing, or other processes may be offered depending on the references. For professional use, the readability of the marking should never take precedence over compliance and safety. Certificates and standards must remain accessible on the product sheet when available.