Essential Hi-Vis Cargo Work Shorts

• Conforms to EN ISO 20471: 2013 + A1: 2016 class 1.
• RIS-3279-TOM (orange only).
• Part elasticated high comfort waistband with belt loops.
• Zip fly with button over.
• Two side zip pockets.
• Black contrast panels.
• Left thigh pocket.
• Rear patch and ruler pockets.
• Hammer loop.
• Two reflective bands around lower legs.
• Bar tack stress points.

Essential hi-vis work wear cargo shorts combine safety, durability, and practical design for active work environments. Made from hard-wearing, high-visibility materials, they keep you seen while providing ample storage with multiple pockets. Ideal for work wear uniforms, they can also feature embroidered logos or printed designs, making them perfect for brand promotion and team identity.

The Result Safe-Guard Hi-Vis Cargo Shorts combine practical workwear functionality with essential safety visibility, engineered for professionals requiring reliable performance in demanding environments. Compliant with EN ISO 20471: 2013 + A1: 2016 class 1 standards and RIS-3279-TOM certified for orange variants, these shorts ensure your team maintains mandatory visibility requirements across regulated work sites. Designed with comfort and durability as core priorities, the part elasticated high-comfort waistband with integrated belt loops accommodates varying body types whilst maintaining secure fit throughout extended shifts. The zip fly with button-over closure provides dependable fastening, whilst strategically positioned pockets maximise practical storage capacity—two side zip pockets for secure item retention, a left thigh pocket for frequently accessed tools or equipment, and dedicated rear patch and ruler pockets for specialised storage needs. The black contrast panels create visual distinction and professional appearance whilst complementing the high-visibility base. Two reflective bands encircling the lower legs ensure visibility from ground level, critical for personnel working near vehicles or in low-light conditions. Reinforced bar tack stress points at high-wear areas extend garment longevity, whilst the hammer loop accommodates essential tools.