LBCSW-C3 ANSI 107-2020 Class 3 High-Vis Lime / Black Bottom Two Tone Crew Neck Sweatshirt BREAKAWAY VEST ITEM #: COLOR TYPE LBIP-CE BKPJLW-LG-2X

Name: LBCSW-C3 ANSI 107-2020 Class 3 High-Vis Lime / Black Bottom Two Tone Crew Neck Sweatshirt BREAKAWAY VEST ITEM #: COLOR TYPE LBIP-CE BKPJLW-LG-2X
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LBCSW C3 ANSI 107 2020 Class 3 High Vis Lime Black Bottom Two Tone Crew Neck Sweatshirt BREAKAWAY VEST ITEM #: COLOR TYPE LBIP CE BKPJLW LG 2X ITEM #: COLOR TYPE LBIP CE HIGH VIS LIME BIB RAIN PANTS • Waterproof Polyester 300D Oxford With PU Coating & Waterproof Taped Seams • LBRJK C3: Black Bottom & Cuffs To Reduce Staining ITEM# COLOR: LBCSW C3 LIME BLACK • Meets ANSI 107 2020 Type R Class 3 Standard • Features 2" Silver Reflective Tapes: (2) Vertical Tapes Across the Shoulders

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