Heavy Executive Reflector Jacket With Pocket

Material & Construction

• Made of a heavy-duty outer shell (for example 300–350 g/m² or similar rugged polyester or poly-cotton blend) to withstand field wear and provide durability.

• Often includes a lined or lightly insulated interior (for cooler conditions) or at least a reinforced lining for comfort and durability.

• Reinforced stitching at high-stress points (pocket corners, zipper placket, seams) to ensure long working-life.

High Visibility & Reflectivity

• Equipped with wide, high-contrast fluorescent fabric (e.g., bright yellow, lime-green, or orange) for daytime visibility.

• Reflective tape/bands placed around the torso, across shoulders and back for 360° visibility in low-light or night conditions. This is common in “executive” style safety jackets.

• Designed for roles where both authority (executive look) and safety (high visibility) must be combined — e.g., supervisors, safety leads, site managers.

Pockets & Utility

• A prominent “with pocket” implies at least one well-sized external pocket (or several) designed for utility: could be chest pocket(s), side pockets, ID‐holder pocket, phone/tool pocket.

• In executive safety apparel you’ll often find multiple pockets, pen slots, and ID card holders for organisational roles.

• The design often balances accessibility (pockets in front/side) with the executive silhouette (clean lines, minimal bulking).

Closure & Fit

• A full-front zipper (often heavy-duty) or zip plus storm flap — ensures ease of wear and quick on/off.

• Collar may be raised or stand-up for added protection; cuffs may be adjustable (Velcro/tab) to ensure a good fit.

• Hem may include drawcord or adjustable tabs; side vents or gussets may enhance movement.

• Fit: Executive style usually provides a sleek yet comfortable cut (enough room for shirt/blouse underneath plus maybe a light fleece) but avoids overly baggy “workwear” look.

Additional Details

• Often includes contrasting trim (e.g., darker sleeves, shoulders) to emphasise role differentiation or to hide dirt/wear in high-traffic roles.

• Branded or plain — ability to add company logo or department title via embroidery or print.

• Sizes: Available in a broad range (e.g., S through 5XL) to suit different users.

• Compliance: While not always required, many high-visibility safety garments conform to standards (e.g., ANSI/ISEA for North America or equivalent). Reflective banding adds to safety dimension.