Yes. The Kishigo JS119 Premium Brilliant Series Bomber Jacket meets or exceeds ANSI/ISEA 107-2015 and ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 Type R, Class 3 — the highest visibility class in the standard — in hi-vis lime. It combines that rating with a durable polyester ripstop shell with waterproof, seam-sealed construction, a removable black quilted liner, a hood that stows in the collar, and adjustable cuffs, so one jacket covers rainy and low-light work on roadways, construction sites, and utility jobs. 2" wide 3M™ Scotchlite™ reflective material with 3" contrast, plus Brilliant Series reflective piping on the shoulders, hood, and sleeve seams, adds visibility. It ships with free shipping from Industrial Safety Products.

The Kishigo JS119 meets or exceeds ANSI/ISEA 107-2015 and ANSI/ISEA 107-2020, Type R, Class 3. "Type R" designates high-visibility garments for roadway and temporary traffic-control work zones, and "Class 3" is the highest performance class, requiring more fluorescent background material and retroreflective tape than Class 2 — including coverage on the sleeves — so the wearer stands out from all angles and at greater distances. The JS119 meets it with a hi-vis lime body, full-length sleeves, and 2" wide 3M™ Scotchlite™ reflective material with 3" contrast.

The Kishigo JS119 uses two reflective elements. Its main tape is 2" wide 3M™ Scotchlite™ reflective material with 3" contrast — Scotchlite is 3M's retroreflective material, which returns light from sources such as vehicle headlights back toward the driver. On top of that, the jacket adds Brilliant Series reflective piping on the shoulders, hood, and sleeve seams, giving extra reflective accents beyond the main ANSI/ISEA 107 Type R, Class 3 tape pattern. The JS119 is part of Kishigo's Premium Brilliant Series.

Yes on both. The Kishigo JS119 has a durable polyester ripstop shell with waterproof, seam-sealed construction, and its black quilted liner is removable, so you can wear the lined jacket or the shell on its own. It also has a hood that tucks into the collar when not in use, adjustable cuffs, and a black bottom front and sleeves to keep a clean appearance. It is rated ANSI/ISEA 107 Type R, Class 3 in hi-vis lime.

The Kishigo JS119 comes in seven sizes, M through 5XL (M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL). Per Kishigo's size chart, chest fit ranges are 40–42" (M), 44–46" (L), 48–50" (XL), 52–54" (2XL), 56–58" (3XL), 60–62" (4XL), and 64–66" (5XL), with a body length of 29" in M, 30" in L–XL, and 30.75" in 2XL–5XL (dimensions ±0.50"). Adjustable cuffs help fine-tune the fit at the wrists.

The Kishigo JS119 has four pockets: a left chest pocket with a retractable clear ID holder, a left bicep 2-division pencil/pen pocket, two outside lower slash pockets with zippers, and an inside wallet pocket. The retractable clear ID holder keeps a badge or credential visible on site, and the zippered lower pockets help secure small items.

No — the Kishigo JS119 is not listed as flame-resistant (FR) or arc-rated. Its listing and Kishigo's spec sheet name only ANSI/ISEA 107-2015/2020 Type R, Class 3, which is a high-visibility standard, not a flame or electrical protection rating, and the shell is polyester ripstop. For jobs with arc-flash, flash-fire, or open-flame exposure, choose outerwear specifically labeled FR/arc-rated; the JS119 is intended for roadway, construction, and utility work where the main hazard is not being seen by traffic and equipment.

For cold or wet roadway work, the JS119 is the stronger choice. A sleeveless vest on its own tops out at ANSI/ISEA 107 Class 2, because Class 3 requires sleeves. The Kishigo JS119 is itself a Type R, Class 3 garment — sleeves included — with a waterproof, seam-sealed polyester ripstop shell, a removable quilted liner, and a stowable hood, so visibility and weather protection come in one layer. A vest remains the lighter option for warm weather or when Class 2 is enough.

Yes. Industrial Safety Products offers optional custom imprinting on the Kishigo JS119, with a minimum order of 12 garments; if an order doesn't meet the 12-piece minimum, ISP ships the plain (non-logo) jackets. It's a practical way to outfit a crew with branded ANSI/ISEA 107 Type R, Class 3 outerwear, and it ships with free shipping.

25 washes — Kishigo's spec sheet rates the JS119 for 25X washes. It is machine washable: wash cold, no bleach, tumble dry low, do not dry clean, and do not iron. The durable polyester ripstop shell has a black bottom front and sleeves designed to keep a clean appearance.