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CornerStone ANSI 107 Safety Vest, Safety Orange/Safety Yellow Color:Safety Orange/Safety Yellow 5-ounce 55/45 cotton/poly Button-down collar 875 H x 5

SKU: 81692359139
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Description

CornerStone ANSI 107 Safety Vest, Safety Orange Safety Yellow Color:Safety Orange Safety Yellow 5 ounce 55 45 cotton poly Button down collar 875 H x 5 5 ounce 55 45 cotton poly Button down collar Dyed to match buttons Left chest pocket Box back pleat White Athletic Gold Texas Orange Red Burgundy Coffee Bean Light Blue Navy Classic Navy Steel Grey Purple and Black have a Light Stone contrast neckband 6 ounce 60 40 cotton poly Back yoke with knife pleats Pearlized buttons Button down collar Left chest pocket ANSI ISEA 107 Class 2 certified 100% polyester oxford for smooth printing Contrast binding and Vislon zipper 2 in Designed for visibility this dual color safety vest helps ensure your safety in hazardous working conditions

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