Product Details
Gray Pocketed Cooling Vest for Four Removable Packs
A gray zip-front cooling vest with side adjustments, internal pack pockets and a proposed four-pack blue or white cooling-pack configuration. Buyers should confirm the approved pack filling, included quantity, pocket map, vest and pack dimensions, total loaded weight, size range, conditioning instructions, materials, workplace compatibility, branding and packaging through sampling.
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Gray pocketed vest for a four-pack cooling set
SKU 1095 is a gray V-neck zip-front vest with side adjustments and internal positions for long rectangular cooling packs. The public media presents blue and white pack appearances and a proposed four-pack set. Buyers should approve the vest carrier, every included pack and the packing list as one configuration before production.
Buyer facts and confirmation points
| Visible vest format | Gray V-neck zip-front carrier with side adjustments and internal pockets |
|---|---|
| Pack format | Long rectangular six-chamber blue or white cooling packs shown |
| Set composition | Four-pack configuration depicted; confirm the approved packing list |
| Pack filling | To be confirmed; current PCM and ice-pack wording is inconsistent |
| Dimensions and fit | To be confirmed from the approved drawing and size chart |
| Branding and packaging | Reviewed and confirmed for the project |
Specify the vest and four packs as one kit
Confirm whether the order includes four blue packs, four white packs or another approved set. Define each pack’s dimensions, shell, filling, fill mass and identification, then map it to a numbered pocket position. The vest’s total loaded weight and balance should be evaluated with all packs installed.
Set and sample checklist
- Vest drawing, pocket map, closures and adjustment range
- Approved pack count, color option, dimensions, filling and fill mass
- Total loaded weight and front/back placement
- Fit over the intended base garment during representative movement
- Pack insertion, retention, removal and damage inspection
- Approved conditioning, rotation, cleaning, storage and replacement instructions
- Size label, warnings, pack identification, individual pack and carton contents
Validate dimensions before using the public graphic
The current image states 70 × 110 cm for the vest and 33 × 15.5 cm for a pack, but it does not define how the garment measurement is taken or provide tolerances. An approved drawing should distinguish garment width, circumference, length, strap extension and pack dimensions. Those measurements—not a generic “adjustable” label—should support the fit range.
Separate conditioning instructions from performance claims
Preparation time and cooling duration depend on the pack filling, mass, starting condition, environment and endpoint. The current three-hour, one-hour icing and thermal-image claims do not provide a usable test method. Publish conditioning steps only from approved instructions, and publish duration only from a defined product test.
Workplace use needs a compatibility review
This vest should be evaluated as an auxiliary cooling accessory, not marketed as proof of heat-stress prevention or worker protection. Buyers should assess total mass, movement, visibility, entanglement and compatibility with uniforms and required PPE. NIOSH’s PPE heat-burden guidance discusses wearable cooling within broader workplace controls and notes practical limitations; it does not validate SKU 1095.
Compare the two removable-pack vest formats
| Product | Visible difference | Approval focus |
|---|---|---|
| Gray SKU 1095 | V-neck pocketed carrier with long blue/white packs | Four-pack BOM, dimensions, pocket map and filling identity |
| Blue SKU 1075 | Shoulder-panel zip vest with separate compact white modules | Module count, temperature conflict, pocket map and size data |
Retain both pages when drawings/BOMs confirm distinct carriers and pack systems. If they are actually interchangeable variants of one platform, consolidate only after explicit architecture and redirect approval.
OEM and inspection scope
Cryozin’s customization process can organize discussion of garment dimensions, pack configuration, filling choice, color, logo, instructions and packaging. Options remain subject to engineering, sample and commercial confirmation. The material guide does not prove this SKU’s textile, lining or pack filling.
The approved vest drawing, pack BOM, sample, instructions and packing list should define inspection. See Cryozin’s quality-control process; exact tests, criteria, frequency and documentation are agreed for the approved product and destination market.
Frequently asked sourcing questions
Does the set include four packs?
A four-pack option is depicted and four internal positions are shown, but the included commercial set should still be confirmed in the approved BOM and packing list.
Are the packs PCM or ordinary gel/ice packs?
The public wording is inconsistent and the images cannot identify the filling. Confirm the exact formula/system before using PCM, gel or ice terminology.
Are the 70 × 110 cm and 33 × 15.5 cm dimensions approved?
Not from the evidence reviewed. Confirm the drawing, measurement convention and tolerance before publication.
Does it cool for three hours?
No defined-condition product test was available. Do not publish a duration from the promotional graphic alone.
Is the lining waterproof?
Confirm the exact lining/coating and applicable waterproof test before making that claim.
Prepare the four-pack project brief
Send the target market, use context, garment measurements, base clothing/PPE, required pack filling, set color/count, expected wear cycle, quantity, branding, instructions and packaging needs. Submit the brief or learn more about Cryozin.
Buyer resources for this product type
Use these guides to define specifications, samples and approval criteria before requesting a production quotation.
