Elbeco Shield HiVis Reversible Soft Shell
The product also features side zipper vents with adjustable snaps, dual large lower hand warmer pockets with zipper closure and a two-way, full-length nylon zipper.
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The new product is a combination of Elbeco's two popular jackets, the Shield HiVis Soft Shell and the Shield Performance Soft Shell.
Elbeco, a manufacturer and supplier of professional uniforms, unveils the Shield HiVis Reversible Soft Shell. The new product is a combination of Elbeco’s two popular jackets, the Shield HiVis Soft Shell and the Shield Performance Soft Shell, in an adjustable form. The new Soft Shell reverses from a poly rip-stop shell to a HiVis microfleece soft shell depending on the worker’s needs.
The HiVis side of the shell has heat-sealed, patterned reflective stripping and is eligible for the Homeland Security and Fire Act grant programs. The Navy side of the shell has enlarged upper concealed-carry/utility chest pockets with magnet closures.
The product also features side zipper vents with adjustable snaps, dual large lower hand warmer pockets with zipper closure and a two-way, full-length nylon zipper.
The Shield HiVis Reversible Soft Shell has a shirred elastic hem that helps lock wind and cold out and can be worn as a standalone outer garment with the weight of a mid-layer liner.
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