Hi Vis 2 Tone Lightweight Long Sleeve Polo Shirt With Kevlar Sleeves

Product Overview

The Hi Vis 2 Tone Lightweight Long Sleeve Polo Shirt With Kevlar Sleeves is a lighter-weight entry point into WORKIT's cut-resistant range — a genuine Kevlar sleeve panel from wrist to bicep in a breathable polo format, rather than the full Armadura construction of the 1629T/2613 pairing.

What We Like About This Polo

The polyester-with-cotton-lining construction genuinely earns its lightweight positioning — this is built for warmer environments where the full Armadura shirt's coverage isn't needed, but forearm cut protection still is.

Standout Features

• Kevlar Cut Protection Sleeve module — wrist to bicep
• Demonstrates a 1250 gram Slash Test result
• Velcro closure eliminates sleeve riding up
• Polyester with cotton lining aids moisture wicking and temperature control in warmer environments
• Two ventilated mesh back pleats and underarm mesh ventilation for extra comfort
• Reflective tape in a hoop pattern

Ideal Applications

Warmer-climate tasks with forearm-specific (rather than full-body) cut risk, where breathability matters as much as protection — a lighter, lower-cost alternative to the full Armadura shirt.

Technical Specifications

• Kevlar panel: Wrist to bicep
• Slash Test: 1250 gram
• Colours: Orange/Navy, Yellow/Navy
• Sizes: See size guide

Standards & Certifications

Meets AS 4602.1:2024 (Hi-Visibility Safety Garments Part 1) and AS/NZS 1906.4:2023 (Class R and Class NF), confirmed directly on WORKIT's own product page. Meets AS/NZS 4602.1:2011 (High-Visibility Safety Garments for Day/Night Use) and AS/NZS 1906.4:2010 (Retro-Reflective Materials & High-Visibility Materials for Safety Garments). Rated 50+ UPF Sun Protection to AS 4399:2020 (Sun Protective Clothing — Evaluation and Classification). WORKIT states directly that no Australian cut-resistant garment standard currently exists — rather than force an inapplicable glove standard onto a garment, WORKIT tests Armadura using its own TDM-100 single-strike platform and a purpose-built Knife Point Strike Test developed with the belt-splicing industry.