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High-visibility reflective jackets and vests for construction sites, logistics teams and security personnel, screen printed with your company name.
| Item | Fabric | Standard colours |
|---|---|---|
| Hi-vis vest | Polyester mesh with reflective tape | Orange, yellow, lime |
| Reflector jacket | Polyester shell with reflective tape, optional fleece lining | Orange, yellow, navy |
Reflective tape placement follows standard visibility patterns (chest band, shoulder straps); company name and logo are screen printed on the back panel, which is the most legible position at a distance.
Reflector jackets and hi-vis vests are worn by construction crews, road workers, airport and port staff, warehouse teams, event marshals, security guards and boda boda associations. They make people visible in poor light, and a printed company name on the back shows who is responsible for the work on a site.
MoveBrands is a Nairobi Kasarani-based manufacturer. We make and print reflector jackets and vests in-house and welcome buyers at our Kasarani, Nairobi shop to see the fabric, the reflective tape and the vest styles before deciding on a bulk order.
| Garment | Suited to | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Hi-vis vest (mesh) | Hot weather, warehouses, event marshalling, quick issue to visitors | Lightweight; easy to wear over any clothing |
| Reflector jacket | Road works, night shifts, cold regions like Nyahururu, Nanyuki and Nakuru | Warmer; optional fleece lining |
| Jacket with removable lining | Teams working across seasons | More versatile but costs more than a vest |
For safety managers buying branded reflective vests in Kenya, a practical approach is to issue vests to visitors and short-term workers and jackets to permanent staff. That keeps the vest stock cheap and the jackets durable.
Do not let the print cover the reflective tape, because that reduces its effect. We lay out the artwork so that the print sits in the clear panel of fabric. If your tender or site rules specify a particular safety standard, tell us before ordering and we will say plainly what we can supply; we do not claim standards we cannot document.
Hi-vis garments are usually polyester, so screen printing with suitable ink is the most practical branding method. It is cost-effective for large quantities, and bold one-colour logos print well. For a general comparison, see our screen printing page and the blog guide to embroidery versus screen printing. Sublimation does not work on bright hi-vis dyes.
Contractors who need a vest set for a project in Kisumu or Eldoret can send sizes and a start date by WhatsApp and we will plan the run around it. Our bulk orders page explains how wholesale and bulk supply work.
We deliver countrywide from Nairobi: contractors in Mombasa, Kisumu, Eldoret, Nakuru, Naivasha, Machakos, Thika, Garissa, Isiolo and Meru regularly order bulk safety wear from city suppliers. Combine with overalls and coveralls or security uniforms to outfit the full team.
Yes. We screen print logos and company names on the back and chest panels.
Yes. Event organisers often order a hi-vis vest set for marshals and stewards; give us your event date and quantity so we can plan production.
We make a range of sizes including extra large. Adjustable side straps are possible for one-size issue vests.
Material depends on the style. Tell us whether the jackets will be used in heavy rain and we will suggest a suitable fabric.
Yes. Small quantities are accepted, and a printed visitor vest keeps your site tidy.
