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Kishigo JS122 Class 3 Orange Economy Bomber Jacket
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Kishigo JS122 Class 3 Orange Economy Bomber Jacket
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Kishigo JS122 Class 3 Orange Economy Bomber Jacket
Meets or Exceeds ANSI 107 Type R Class 3 Compliant
Performance Features
- Durable waterproof seam sealed shell with thermal insulation.
- 2” wide reflective material.
- Removable hidden collar hood.
- Black bottom front & sleeves to keep a clean appearance.
- Color Orange
Pockets
- Larger radio pocket on left chest.
- Two outside slash pockets.
- Right chest outside access multi-use pocket with vertical zipper closure.
Additional Features:
- Optional custom imprinting available (Minimum order of 12 garments)
- If the order does not meet the minimum quantity required, ISP will ship the plain items.
- You can find more information here: ISP custom products
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Kishigo JS122 economy bomber jacket a good choice for road crews who need affordable Class 3 hi-vis in cold weather?
Yes. The Kishigo JS122 Class 3 Orange Economy Bomber Jacket meets or exceeds ANSI 107 Type R, Class 3 — the highest visibility class in the standard — and Kishigo's spec sheet lists compliance with both ANSI/ISEA 107-2015 and ANSI/ISEA 107-2020. It pairs that rating with a durable waterproof, seam-sealed polyester shell with thermal insulation, 2" wide reflective material, and a removable hidden collar hood, making it a practical cold- and wet-weather jacket for roadway, construction, and utility crews. As Kishigo's Economy bomber, it's a straightforward way to outfit a crew in Class 3 outerwear, and it ships with free shipping from Industrial Safety Products.
What safety standard does the Kishigo JS122 bomber jacket meet, and what does Type R Class 3 mean?
The Kishigo JS122 meets or exceeds ANSI/ISEA 107 Type R, Class 3; Kishigo's spec sheet lists compliance with ANSI/ISEA 107-2015 and ANSI/ISEA 107-2020. "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 material than Class 2 — including on the sleeves — so the wearer is visible from all angles and at greater distances. The JS122 meets it with a hi-vis orange body, full-length sleeves, and 2" wide reflective material.
Is the Kishigo JS122 bomber jacket waterproof and insulated?
Yes. The Kishigo JS122 has a durable waterproof, seam-sealed polyester shell with thermal insulation, built for cold and wet work conditions. It also has a removable hidden collar hood that stays tucked away until you need it, 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 orange.
What pockets does the Kishigo JS122 bomber jacket have — is there a radio pocket?
Yes. The Kishigo JS122 has a larger radio pocket on the left chest, sized to carry a radio on the job site. It also has a right chest outside-access multi-use pocket with a vertical zipper closure and two outside slash pockets, for four pockets total.
What sizes does the Kishigo JS122 bomber jacket come in, and how does it fit?
The Kishigo JS122 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").
Is the Kishigo JS122 bomber jacket flame-resistant or safe for electrical and arc-flash work?
No — the Kishigo JS122 is not listed as flame-resistant (FR) or arc-rated. Its listing and Kishigo's spec sheet name only ANSI/ISEA 107 Type R, Class 3, which is a high-visibility standard, not a flame or electrical protection rating, and the shell is polyester. For jobs with arc-flash, flash-fire, or open-flame exposure, choose outerwear specifically labeled FR/arc-rated; the JS122 is intended for roadway, construction, and utility work where the main hazard is not being seen by traffic and equipment.
Kishigo JS122 bomber jacket vs a hi-vis safety vest over a regular coat — which is better in winter?
For cold or wet roadway work, the JS122 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 JS122 is itself a Type R, Class 3 garment — sleeves included — with a waterproof, seam-sealed shell, thermal insulation, and a hidden collar hood, so visibility and weather protection come in a single layer. A vest remains the lighter option for warm weather or when Class 2 is enough.
Can I get the Kishigo JS122 bomber jacket customized with a company logo?
Yes. Industrial Safety Products offers optional custom imprinting on the Kishigo JS122, 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.
How many washes is the Kishigo JS122 bomber jacket rated for, and how do you wash it?
25 washes — Kishigo's spec sheet rates the JS122 for 25X washes. It is machine washable: wash cold, no bleach, tumble dry low, do not dry clean, and do not iron. The black bottom front and sleeves are designed to keep a clean appearance.