Hi-Vis Jumpsuits — Full-Body Protection in One Garment

What is a hi-vis jumpsuit?

A hi-vis jumpsuit is a one-piece workwear garment that covers the torso, arms and legs in a single continuous piece — unlike a two-piece kit of separate jacket and trousers. It uses high-visibility fluorescent fabric and retroreflective tape to keep the wearer visible from all angles on site. The key advantage over a two-piece kit is that there is no gap between jacket hem and trouser waistband, which can disappear when bending or working in confined spaces.

What is the difference between a hi-vis jumpsuit and a hi-vis onesie?

In workwear, the terms are used interchangeably — both refer to a one-piece garment covering torso, arms and legs. "Jumpsuit" tends to be the more common term on construction and industrial sites in the UK. "Onesie" is sometimes used in logistics and retail environments. Our Art 02 and Art 08 styles are both full-body single-piece garments and are correctly described by either term.

What colours do your hi-vis jumpsuits come in?

Our hi-vis jumpsuits are available in yellow/navy and orange/navy across both the Art 02 and Art 08 styles. Yellow/navy is the standard for most UK construction, utilities and engineering environments. Orange/navy is typically required for roadside, traffic management and highway maintenance work. Check your site induction paperwork if colour is specified in your PPE requirements.

What sizes are available?

Our hi-vis jumpsuits are available in Small through 2XL. Check individual product pages for exact size availability on each style, as stock levels vary across sizes and colourways.

What is the difference between the Art 02 and Art 08 jumpsuits?

Both styles are available in yellow/navy and orange/navy at the same price point. The Art 02 and Art 08 differ in cut and pocket configuration. Check individual product pages for full details on each style — the right choice depends on your range of movement requirements and how much on-site storage you need from your garment.

Can I wear a fleece hoodie underneath a hi-vis jumpsuit?

Yes — this is the standard layering approach for cold UK site conditions. A hi-vis fleece hoodie worn underneath as a thermal mid-layer keeps you warm while the jumpsuit maintains full-body coverage on the outside. The jumpsuit sizing accommodates a mid-layer underneath without restricting movement.

Are hi-vis jumpsuits waterproof?

No — our hi-vis jumpsuits are made from breathable polyester and are not waterproof. For wet conditions, pull a hi-vis rainsuit jacket over the jumpsuit as a waterproof outer shell. This keeps the jumpsuit dry and maintains full-body high-visibility coverage without replacing the jumpsuit entirely.

How do I wash a hi-vis jumpsuit?

Machine wash at 40°C on a normal cycle. Do not tumble dry — heat degrades fluorescent fabric performance and reflective tape adhesion. Line dry away from prolonged direct sunlight. Do not use fabric softener. Full guidance in the hi-vis clothing care guide.

Do hi-vis jumpsuits count as PPE under UK law?

High-visibility clothing counts as PPE under the Personal Protective Equipment at Work Regulations 1992 when it is required by a risk assessment. If your employer's risk assessment identifies high-visibility clothing as necessary, they must supply a compliant garment. HSE PPE guidance sets out the full legal framework for employers and workers.