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Protect it from direct sunlight and follow storage instructions.
Store it according to the manufacturer’s instructions, protected from direct sunlight and conditions that could damage it, and keep it accessible to put on before exposure to traffic. Exposure and wear can affect performance; any brief exposure to light does not necessarily remove all reflective ability. Inspect its condition and replace damaged clothing according to its instructions.
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Leave it permanently in sunlight because it can never deteriorate.
Protect it from direct sunlight and follow storage instructions.
Store it so it is impossible to reach before stepping into traffic.
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