Yes. The ML Kishigo 1519 is an economy-tier, all-mesh high-visibility vest built for hot-weather work at a low price point. It's 100% polyester mesh front and back, so air flows through and heat escapes, and it meets ANSI/ISEA 107 Type R, Class 2 in lime with 2" wide reflective material and a zipper front. For road crews, flaggers, and outdoor trades who need compliant, breathable visibility without paying for premium features, the single-pocket 1519 is a strong value pick.

The ML Kishigo 1519 meets ANSI/ISEA 107-2015 and ANSI/ISEA 107-2020, Type R, Class 2. Type R means it's designed for roadway/traffic environments, and Class 2 specifies the minimum amount of background and reflective material for workers exposed to traffic or moving equipment. It's a lime (fluorescent yellow-green) vest with 2" wide reflective striping.

Class 2 is the middle high-visibility tier under ANSI/ISEA 107: it requires more background and reflective material than Class 1 and is intended for workers in higher-risk settings — roadways with traffic over 25 mph, complex backgrounds, or reduced sightlines. The ML Kishigo 1519 is a Type R, Class 2 vest, the level commonly specified for road construction, flagging, survey, and utility crews. For the highest-risk conditions (e.g., low light on high-speed highways) some agencies require Class 3; confirm your site or DOT spec.

The ML Kishigo 1519 has a single left chest pocket plus a left chest mic tab for a two-way radio. Its closure is a zipper front, the fabric is 100% polyester mesh front and back for breathability, and the reflective striping is 2" wide. It's an economy Class 2 vest, so it keeps the feature set simple and focused on compliant visibility and airflow.

The ML Kishigo 1519 is available in combined size ranges S-M, L-XL, 2X-3X, and 4X-5X. It's a lime (yellow-green) Class 2 mesh vest with a zipper front closure and a left chest pocket.

Machine wash cold, no bleach, tumble dry low, do not dry clean, and do not iron. The ML Kishigo 1519 is rated by the manufacturer for 25 wash cycles, after which the high-visibility and reflective performance should be re-checked against ANSI/ISEA 107 before continued use. As an economy vest, its rated wash life is shorter than higher-tier Kishigo mesh vests, so it's well suited to high-turnover or short-term crews.

Yes. The ML Kishigo 1519 uses a zipper front closure. It's also available with optional custom imprinting (company logo) through Industrial Safety Products, which requires a minimum order of 24 garments; orders under that minimum ship as plain "non-logo" vests. The 1519 ships with free shipping.

Both can be ANSI/ISEA 107 Class 2, so visibility compliance is the same. The difference is comfort and durability: the 1519's all-mesh polyester breathes far better, making it the better pick for hot weather, humidity, and high-exertion jobs. A solid-fabric vest blocks more wind and dust and tends to resist snags better, so it can suit cooler weather or dirtier environments. For heat and airflow at a low price, choose the mesh 1519.

The ML Kishigo 1519 Class 2 Lime Single Pocket Zipper Mesh Vest is available from Industrial Safety Products (industrialsafetyproducts.com) with free shipping. It's sold in size ranges S-M through 4X-5X and can be ordered with optional custom logo imprinting on orders of 24 or more garments.