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Portwest Hi-Vis Bomber Jacket (S461)

Portwest S461 hi-vis waterproof bomber jacket, EN ISO 20471 Class 3. Concealed hood.

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  • Certified EN ISO 20471 Class 3 hi…
  • Reflective tape to body and sleev…
  • Sizes S–7XL, yellow or orange
  • 5-day production
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About Portwest Hi-Vis Bomber Jacket (S461)

Product specifications sourced from our UK print partners.

  • Supply vector artwork (AI, EPS or vector PDF) with all fonts converted to outlines
  • Separate each ink colour and give us the Pantone reference for every one
  • Keep line weights above 0.75pt and type above 6pt so fine detail holds through the mesh
  • Avoid gradients, drop shadows and halftones below 15% — they break up on fabric
  • Build the design at 100% of the finished print size and keep it 20mm inside seams and hems
  • Full-colour photographic designs are printed DTG instead — send a 300 DPI PNG for those

  • Certified EN ISO 20471 Class 3 hi-vis polyester
  • Reflective tape to body and sleeves
  • Two-way zip with storm flap

  • Sizes S–7XL, yellow or orange

The Portwest S461 hi-vis bomber is certified workwear, not a branded jacket that happens to be yellow. It carries EN ISO 20471 conspicuity certification, which is what site inductions and risk assessments actually ask for.

Quilted lining and a concealed hood make it usable through a British winter, and the fluorescent fabric with retroreflective banding keeps the wearer visible in low light and headlights.

Branding must be placed carefully: badges cannot reduce the certified areas of fluorescent fabric or interrupt the reflective tape.

  • EN ISO 20471 certified
  • Quilted lining
  • Concealed hood
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Portwest Hi-Vis Bomber Jacket (S461) buying guide

Written by our studio team — what to choose, and what usually goes wrong.

  • Class 3 — highest visibility, required for high-speed roads and most rail work.
  • Class 2 — general site and yard work.
  • Class 1 — low-risk, low-speed environments such as car parks and warehouses.
  • If in doubt, ask the site's health and safety officer which class the induction requires.

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