Custom Hi-Vis Safety Apparel with Your Logo

Why Companies Put Their Logo on Hi-Vis Gear

Hi-vis apparel is worn every working day, near roads, equipment, and the public - more real-world visibility than almost any other item you can brand. Unbranded gear does the safety job and nothing more; adding your logo turns required equipment into a rolling advertisement for your company.

Lazer Designs decorates ANSI Class 2 and Class 3 hi-vis apparel with company logos, crew names, and unit numbers. Low minimums cover a single crew, and volume pricing applies to company-wide safety programs. Ships fast, with rush options available.

Construction Companies and Contractors

General contractors and subcontractors order branded hi-vis vests and shirts so every worker on site identifies the company at a glance. Consistent branded safety apparel reads as a professional, safety-first operation to inspectors, clients, and passersby. Mixed orders of vests, tees, and jackets keep crews covered across seasons, and artwork help is included on bulk orders.

Transportation, Fleet, and Road Crews

Trucking companies, utility fleets, and road maintenance crews work in traffic where ANSI Class 2 and Class 3 visibility is required. A company logo plus an employee name on the vest speeds up site check-ins and keeps your brand visible along every route. X-back breakaway styles and surveyor vests cover specialized roles.

Events, Volunteers, and Parking Teams

Race organizers, festivals, schools, and churches use custom hi-vis vests to make staff and volunteers easy to find in a crowd. An event name or sponsor logo on value mesh vests is an affordable way to organize a one-day crew, and the vests get reused at every event that follows.

5 Reasons to Brand the Safety Gear You Already Buy

1. Required gear means guaranteed wear
   Hi-vis apparel is not optional on most job sites, so a branded vest or shirt gets worn daily instead of sitting in a drawer.
2. ANSI Class 2 and Class 3 options
   Choose the visibility class your work zones require, from mesh vests to full Class 3 jackets with sleeves.
3. Crew names and unit numbers
   Go beyond a logo - individual names and numbers make gear easy to track and give workers a reason to keep their own.
4. One source for the whole kit
   Vests, shirts, sweatshirts, jackets, and rainwear in one order keeps branding consistent across the whole crew, year round.
5. Low minimums and volume pricing
   Outfit a two-person crew or a whole company, with volume pricing on bulk safety program orders.