TICONN 1491 Class 3 Hi-Vis Safety Sweatshirt Hoodie
EDITORIAL REVIEW: 4.4/5 β WC Safety Review of the TICONN 1491, a value Class 3 hi-vis sweatshirt hoodie for crew outfitting. Editorial assessment by Steven Eaton, WC Safety editor, based on published TICONN specific...
- [ENHANCED VISIBILITY] This safety hoodie meets ANSI Class 3 standards, the 2-inch(5cm) wide high-visibility reflective strip enhances visibility even in low-light conditions
- [PREMIUM QUALITY] Made from 100% polyester fibers, this hi vis hoodie is designed to be lightweight, breathable, durable and keep warm in winter
- [VERSATILE DESIGN] This safety hoodie jacket not only prioritizes safety but also offers a fashionable and functional design
- [MULTI-PURPOSE] Apart from its industrial applications, this safety reflective hoodie sweatshirts is also suitable for various leisure and entertainment activities such as running, hiking, biking, motorcycling, and general outdoor adventures
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Editorial assessment by Steven Eaton, WC Safety editor, based on published TICONN specifications and category fit. We did not laboratory-test this product.
The TICONN 1491 is an ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 Class 3 hi-vis safety sweatshirt hoodie in fluorescent yellow-green, pairing the highest visibility class β a 1,240-square-inch fluorescent-background and 310-square-inch retroreflective-tape minimum β with sweatshirt-weight comfort and an integrated hood at a value price that makes bulk crew outfitting practical.
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Why the TICONN 1491 makes Class 3 crew outfitting practical
Outfitting a whole crew in the highest visibility class β and replacing worn garments promptly to stay compliant β comes down to cost per unit. The 1491 is built for that: a Class 3 sweatshirt hoodie that meets the same ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 standard required on federally funded highway and road work, with the full 1,240 square inches of fluorescent yellow-green background and 310 square inches of retroreflective tape, at a value price that lets employers kit out entire teams. Sweatshirt-weight construction and an integrated hood add all-season comfort and head-and-neck coverage. As hi-vis hoodies go, this is the value Class 3 crew pick, and the best hi-vis hoodies guide and ANSI 107 guide cover how to match garment to the work zone. It keeps crews warm, hooded, and seen without straining the budget.
Safety first: the 1491 is high-visibility apparel for being seen in traffic and low light β it is not protective clothing rated for a chemical splash hazard, cut, flame, or arc. For those hazards, wear the appropriate rated PPE, including chemical-resistant gear for chemicals; the sweatshirt fabric adds warmth, not flame or arc protection. Keep the reflective striping on the outermost layer and unobstructed by the hood or bags, and confirm Class 3 fits your zone with the when-do-you-need-hi-vis guide. Retire the hoodie once the fluorescent fabric fades or the tape cracks.
What the TICONN 1491 listing documents
From the published specs: ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 Class 3 certification in fluorescent yellow-green; a sweatshirt-weight construction for all-season comfort; an integrated hood and front pocket; and the Class 3 minimums of 1,240 square inches of background and 310 square inches of retroreflective tape. These are true class 3 hi-vis hoodie credentials and a genuine hi-vis safety sweatshirt β a value hi-vis hoodie framed for large-scale crew procurement.
How the TICONN 1491 compares to other hi-vis
For a cold-weather fleece-lined full-zip TICONN hoodie, the TICONN 1903; for another fleece TICONN hooded sweatshirt, the TICONN 1485; for a Class 3 quilted bomber jacket, the GloWear 8377; for a Class 3 long-sleeve shirt, the GloWear 8371BK; for a Class 3 short-sleeve shirt, the GloWear 8367; and for a Class 3 surveyor vest, the GloWear 8346Z. The complete hi-vis apparel guide covers the range.
Choosing the right hi-vis garment
Match Class, weight, and layering to the work zone and season. For garment families, browse the safety vests, high-visibility, and hi-vis shirts collections; for outerwear and wet weather, the hi-vis jackets and hi-vis rainwear collections and the hi-vis jackets guide; and for the class decision, the Class 3 vests collection and the hi-vis vests guide.
Where it fits by job and crew orders
The 1491 suits highway construction, warehouse, and outdoor crews who need Class 3 visibility with sweatshirt comfort across mild-cold shifts β and employers outfitting large teams on a budget. Wear it with the striping exposed, size it correctly to keep the reflective geometry in place, and retire it when the material fades. For crew orders, quantity purchasing runs through a free Amazon Business account β volume pricing, PO numbers at checkout, and tax-exempt eligibility for qualifying organizations, with the walkthrough linked in our footer.
What "Class 3" actually means
High-visibility apparel is specified by ANSI/ISEA 107, and the class number is not a quality ranking β it is a measured area of background and retroreflective material, matched to how fast traffic moves and how complex the background is. Class 2 suits roadway work under about 50 mph; Class 3 requires substantially more material and coverage of the arms, which is why a Class 3 garment is a sleeved jacket or sweatshirt rather than a vest.
For federal-aid highway work, 23 CFR Part 634 requires high-visibility apparel meeting ANSI/ISEA 107 for anyone working within the right-of-way. On other sites, 29 CFR 1926.201 covers flagger visibility.
Two practical limits. Retroreflectivity degrades with laundering and abrasion, so a faded garment can fall out of class long before it looks worn out β check the care label for the rated wash count. And hi-vis is conspicuity only: it is not flame-resistant unless it separately carries an arc or FR rating.
Frequently asked questions
What is the TICONN 1491?
An ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 Class 3 hi-vis safety sweatshirt hoodie in fluorescent yellow-green. It pairs the highest visibility class with sweatshirt-weight comfort and an integrated hood at a value price for bulk crew outfitting.
What does Class 3 mean here?
Class 3 is the highest ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 visibility level for roadway and pedestrian workers, requiring a minimum of 1,240 square inches of fluorescent background material and 310 square inches of retroreflective tape, as the listing states.
What weight is it?
The listing states a sweatshirt-weight construction for all-season comfort and temperature regulation - warmer than a shirt but lighter than a fleece-lined jacket, suitable as a standalone layer in mild cold or a mid-layer in deeper cold.
Does the hood affect visibility compliance?
The listing states the garment meets the Class 3 minimums of 1,240 square inches of fluorescent background and 310 square inches of retroreflective tape; keep the hood and any layers from covering the reflective striping in use.
Is this chemical or cut protective clothing?
No - the 1491 is high-visibility apparel for being seen, not rated for a chemical splash hazard or cut protection. Use chemical-resistant or cut-rated PPE for those hazards.
How does it differ from the TICONN 1903?
The 1491 is a sweatshirt-weight pullover-style hoodie; the 1903 is a fleece-lined full-zip hoodie for colder conditions. Choose the 1491 for milder weather and value, the 1903 for cold-weather warmth and a full-zip closure.
Why is the value price useful?
A lower cost lets employers outfit entire crews, replace worn garments promptly, and maintain continuous Class 3 compliance across large workforces - the listing frames it for large-scale safety program procurement.
What color is it?
The listing states fluorescent yellow-green background material, providing daytime conspicuity while the retroreflective tape returns light at night.
What work is it for?
Road construction, warehouse, and outdoor crews who need Class 3 visibility with sweatshirt comfort across mild-cold and all-season conditions.
What sizes are available?
Confirm the size and fit options on the product listing; a properly fitted hoodie keeps the reflective geometry positioned for its rated visibility.
How do I care for it?
Follow TICONN's care instructions and laundering limits; retire the hoodie when the fluorescent fabric fades or the retroreflective tape cracks, since faded material no longer meets its visibility rating.
How do I order for a crew?
Quantity purchasing runs through a free Amazon Business account - volume pricing, PO numbers at checkout, and tax-exempt eligibility for qualifying organizations. The bulk-ordering walkthrough is linked in our site footer.
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