A class-3 high-visibility safety jacket in fluorescent yellow-green with retroreflective silver tape across the chest, back, and sleeves in a segmented pattern. The outer shell is a coated polyester that resists light chemical splash and wipes clean with a damp cloth. Veldtmann is the same Tier 1-2 workwear manufacturer known for their assembly line kits — this shell is issued to port workers, construction crews, waste management staff, and anyone working near moving machinery or vehicle traffic.

There is nothing fashionable about this jacket. It is a safety garment. It does its job: it makes the wearer visible in low light and bad weather from a significant distance. Some Shelf-district residents wear them off-shift because they're free or near-free through employer issue, because they're warm enough, or because — in certain neighborhoods — being visibly dressed as a worker provides a specific kind of social camouflage that keeps you from being hassled.