sesafety Class 3 Hi-Vis Bomber Jacket, Waterproof 300D Oxford with Fleece Lining
Product description
Key specifications
The 300D Oxford polyester shell gives this sesafety jacket a workwear-focused build, while the black lower half adds contrast and is intended to help conceal stains. It is a Class 3 high-visibility bomber jacket with reflective tape, sealed seams, and an insulating lining. A detachable hood and multiple work-oriented pockets make it more task-focused than a basic rain shell.
The listed waterproof rating is 6000mm, and the jacket is stated to meet ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 Type R Class 3 criteria. Its 2-inch reflective strips are positioned to provide 360-degree visibility. Those details make it relevant for outdoor work around low light, fog, or nighttime conditions, though visibility can depend on the environment and how the garment is worn.
- Type: High-visibility waterproof bomber jacket
- Material: 300D Oxford polyester shell
- Lining: 280GSM polar fleece, described as insulating
- Reflective details: 2-inch strips
- Pockets and storage: Inner chest pocket, two lower slant pockets, cell phone pocket, clear ID holder, and two sleeve pen pockets
- Other features: Detachable hood, two mic tabs, black lower half
- Rating and care: ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 Type R Class 3, listed as machine washable up to 50 times
Everyday use
This jacket is aimed at work where being seen and having practical storage matter alongside protection from wet, cold conditions. The chest and sleeve pockets can keep an ID, phone, pens, and small work items close at hand, the mic tabs add another work-specific detail. The removable hood gives some flexibility when a hood is not needed.
Compared with a plain waterproof jacket, this one prioritizes high-visibility markings and job-ready storage. That makes it a more relevant choice for outdoor or roadside tasks than a basic rain layer. For everyday wear without a need for reflective coverage or organized work pockets, a simpler jacket may be less specialized.
Buyers commonly praise its visibility, warmth, comfort, and ability to keep them dry in rain. Feedback is not uniformly positive, however: some report that the torso feels short, and durability opinions vary, including reports of damage after washing. Reflectivity feedback is also mixed, so customer impressions should not replace the jacket’s stated specifications.
How to use it
Wear it as an outer layer for work in cold or wet conditions, using the pockets and ID holder for items needed during a shift. The detachable hood can be removed when it is not useful. Follow the garment’s care instructions, the listed machine-wash information does not guarantee that every jacket will hold up equally well over repeated washes.
You’ll appreciate it if your work calls for a Class 3 high-visibility jacket with a waterproof shell, reflective strips, and dedicated storage. It might not be a great match if you need a longer torso fit, since some buyers say the body runs short. Fit feedback is mixed, so that point matters when choosing a work layer.
Practical questions
Is this jacket intended for low-light work? It has reflective strips described as providing 360-degree coverage and is listed as ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 Type R Class 3. Actual visibility still depends on conditions and use.
Can the hood be removed? Yes. The hood is detachable, so you can use the jacket with or without it.
What do buyers say about fit and durability? Comments are mixed. Some find the fit true to size, while others describe a short torso. Durability reports also differ, including concerns about damage after washing.
When it makes sense
This sesafety jacket makes the most sense when the work setting calls for high visibility, rain protection, warmth, and organized storage in one garment. Its specifications are more tailored to work use than a standard winter coat, while buyer feedback suggests fit and wash durability are worth weighing. Choose it for the stated Class 3 features and pocket layout, not on the assumption that every wearer will find the fit or long-term wear consistent.