ANSI Class 2 vs Class 3: What's the Difference?
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Factory-direct · Changshu, China · Since 2009
Workwear built for hard shifts, shipped worldwide.
Factory-direct wholesale and custom workwear: hi-vis, FR, coveralls, bib overalls, work pants and uniforms for construction, industrial and utility teams worldwide.
- ANSI & EN compliant options
- Custom logos from 100 pcs
- 30–45 day production
- Export packing & documentation
Product range
Workwear categories
Eleven ranges built for contractors, distributors and uniform programs — from ANSI Class 2 vests to FR coveralls and cold-store layers.
All workwear
ANSI 107 · EN ISO 20471 · CSA Z96
Hi-Vis Workwear
Factory-direct hi-vis clothing: ANSI/ISEA 107 Class 2 and Class 3 vests, shirts, jackets, hoodies and rain gear.
NFPA 2112 · NFPA 70E · IEC 61482
FR Clothing
Factory-direct flame-resistant clothing: NFPA 2112 shirts, pants, coveralls and jackets, plus arc-rated NFPA 70E layers.
Workwear since 2009 · 600k pcs/year
Coveralls
Factory-direct coveralls: lightweight work coveralls, insulated winter coveralls, mechanic and women's styles, plus chemical protective suits.
Duck canvas · Denim · Insulated
Bib Overalls
Factory-direct bib overalls in 12 oz duck canvas, denim and insulated builds.
Twill · Duck · Ripstop · Stretch
Work Pants
Factory-direct work pants: cargo, carpenter, jeans, shorts and women's styles in twill, duck and ripstop.
Polos · Tees · Hoodies · Uniform programs
Work Shirts
Custom work shirts from the factory: polos, t-shirts, hoodies and button-downs with embroidery and printing.
Why work with us
A factory partner, not a trading desk.
We make workwear for brands, distributors and safety suppliers. That means you get production capacity, technical input and honest lead times — not a catalog markup.
Factory pricing, no middle layer
You buy from the production floor: cutting, sewing, decoration and packing under one roof in Changshu.
Compliance built in
ANSI, EN, NFPA and CSA options with third-party test reports, tape certificates and care labels prepared for your market.
Low MOQ, real sampling
Start at 100 pcs per style, approve a physical sample in 7–10 days, then scale into full uniform programs.
One program, many styles
Hi-vis, FR, coveralls, bibs, pants and shirts developed together with consistent colors, sizing and branding.
Core ranges
Visibility and flame resistance, done properly.
The two ranges that decide whether a workwear program passes inspection — and the two we build deepest.
Compare ranges ANSI 107 · EN ISO 20471 · CSA Z96
Hi-Vis Workwear
Factory-direct hi-vis clothing: ANSI/ISEA 107 Class 2 and Class 3 vests, shirts, jackets, hoodies and rain gear.
NFPA 2112 · NFPA 70E · IEC 61482
Flame-Resistant Clothing
Factory-direct flame-resistant clothing: NFPA 2112 shirts, pants, coveralls and jackets, plus arc-rated NFPA 70E layers.
Custom workwear
From sample to shipment in four steps
A clear, documented process with one point of contact — built for buyers who need the first order to arrive right.
Custom workwearShare your spec
Send styles, standards, quantities and destination. We confirm feasibility, MOQ and indicative pricing.
Sample & approve
We build a logo sample or counter sample in 7–10 days, then lock fabric, trims, measurements and packaging.
Bulk production
Cutting, sewing, decoration and inline inspection run on a written schedule with photo updates.
Ship & reorder
Final AQL inspection, export packing and documents. We keep your approved spec on file for fast repeats.
Typical program: 100 pcs minimum per style · 7–10 day samples · 30–45 day production ·
FOB Changshu or Shanghai. Every order includes a signed spec sheet and approved sample.
Industries
Built for the way each trade works
Role-based hi-vis, fabric and pocket layouts for ten sectors — with sizing and branding that hold up across a mixed workforce.
All industries Buying guides
Workwear knowledge, from the factory floor
Standards, fabrics and sourcing advice written for people who buy workwear in volume.
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Questions buyers ask us first
MOQ, compliance, sampling and shipping — the short answers. Send us your spec and we will answer the rest.
What is your minimum order quantity?
100 pcs per style and colorway with stock fabrics and colors. Custom Pantone dyeing, custom prints and fully custom patterns start at 500 pcs per style.
Can you supply ANSI or EN certified garments?
Yes. Hi-vis styles are built to ANSI/ISEA 107, EN ISO 20471 or CSA Z96, and FR styles to NFPA 2112 / NFPA 70E or EN ISO 11612. We test through third-party labs and supply reports and certificates with bulk orders.
Do you make samples with our logo?
Yes. Logo samples take 7–10 days. We can sample from our stock blocks or develop a new pattern from your tech pack. Sample fees are credited against the bulk order.
What is the production lead time?
30–45 days after sample approval and deposit for most orders. Repeat orders with approved specs are usually faster. We confirm the schedule in writing before you pay.
Can we mix styles, colors and sizes in one order?
Yes. Programs commonly combine hi-vis vests, shirts, pants and jackets with a shared size matrix and one PO. MOQ applies per style and color, not per size.
How do you ship and what terms do you offer?
We ship FOB Changshu or Shanghai, and can quote CIF or DDP for many destinations. Cartons, labels and packing lists are prepared to your importer requirements.
Get factory-direct pricing for your workwear program
Send your styles, quantities and destination. We reply within one business day with fabric options, lead time and a landed-cost estimate.