Spica is the high-visibility mid-zip sweatshirt for businesses where warmth, visibility, and team recognition need to work together. It is made for people who stay active in cooler conditions: logistics teams, warehouse staff, delivery crews, site support, maintenance, transport, events, outdoor service, construction support, and operational teams who need to be seen clearly while still feeling comfortable through the working day.
A high-visibility sweatshirt has a different role from a vest or T-shirt. It gives presence. It makes the wearer look more prepared, more protected, and more clearly part of the operation. Spica does that without becoming bulky or overcomplicated. The mid-zip design, high collar, reflective bands, and structured fleece make it feel like proper workwear, not just another layer.
Made from 100% polyester brushed fleece at 280 gsm, Spica offers warmth and practicality while keeping a professional workwear shape. It features a high collar with chin guard in the same fabric, 1x1 ribbed cuffs and hem, two reflective strips around the body, and reflective strips on the sleeves for visibility from different angles. The removable label gives the garment a cleaner finish, while the outer Roly WRK label reinforces its professional workwear identity.
Spica is available in Fluorescent Yellow, Red / Fluorescent Yellow, Navy Blue / Fluorescent Yellow, Green / Fluorescent Yellow, Grey / Fluorescent Yellow, and Navy Blue / Fluorescent Orange. It is certified according to EN ISO 13688:2013/A1:2021 and EN ISO 20471:2013/A1:2016, with Fluorescent Yellow certified as Class II and the contrast colour options certified as Class I.
Spica is available in sizes S to 4XL, with measurements from S at 54 cm by 69 cm, M at 57 cm by 71 cm, L at 60 cm by 73 cm, XL at 64 cm by 75 cm, 2XL at 68 cm by 76 cm, 3XL at 72 cm by 77 cm, and 4XL at 76 cm by 78 cm. The model shown is 182 cm tall. Spica is machine washable at 30°C and designed for up to 25 wash cycles.
With Sofiaga, Spica becomes more than a high-visibility sweatshirt. It becomes the warm working layer of a uniform system built around safety, movement, responsibility, and trust. Because in operational work, being visible is not only about safety. It is about showing who belongs to the team that keeps things moving.
Trust Wears a Uniform.
