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A lightweight, bright work tee for hot days in the tree and on the ground.
The Arborwear Transpiration t-shirt is a lightweight work tee built for hot days, here in safety yellow. It is made to handle sweat better than a plain cotton tee, and the bright color helps ground workers and climbers stay visible on the job.
July removals are hard enough without a soaked cotton shirt sticking to your back. A tee made to move moisture helps keep you a little cooler and drier through a long climb or a day of feeding the chipper. The bright color helps the climber see the ground crew and the ground crew see each other near equipment and traffic.
It layers under a work shirt or sweatshirt on cooler mornings too. Browse more crew clothing in our clothing section.
Lightweight tees also dry faster when you take a break, which helps when you climb back up after lunch. Many crews buy them in bulk and wear a fresh one each day through the hottest months.
Pick a fit that does not ride up when you reach or lean back in a saddle, and that is not so loose it catches on branches. Keep any loose clothing away from chippers and stump grinders.
A safety yellow tee adds visibility but is not a substitute for ANSI-rated high-visibility apparel where the job or a road work zone requires it. Drink water, take breaks in the shade, and watch your crew for signs of heat illness on hot days.
Wash it per the care label.
| Type | Work t-shirt |
|---|---|
| Color | Safety yellow |
| Maker | Arborwear |
Specs are from the manufacturer's published figures where available. Confirm against the product listing before you buy.
Treat it as a bright work tee. Use certified high-visibility apparel where a job or work zone requires it.
Yes. It can be worn under a sweatshirt or fleece on cold days.