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FAQ
Choose a 6.5–7.5 oz FR work shirt when you need less bulk beneath a harness, apron, or welding jacket. A 12–12.5 oz hoodie provides more warmth but may feel restrictive under fitted PPE, so test the full clothing system before work.
Choose it when your site specifically requires ANSI/ISEA 107 Type O Class 1 visibility together with CAT 2 FR protection. Its reflective tape must remain visible, so it is less useful when covered by a jacket, vest, harness, or other outer layer.
The 12 oz cotton-fleece hoodie offers a heavyweight feel with a water- and stain-repellent finish, while the 12.5 oz modacrylic-cotton style uses permanent-FR blended fleece. Compare warmth, fabric construction, arc rating, and fit rather than choosing these FR clothes by weight alone.
Choose the 6 oz carpenter style when you need dedicated tool pockets, a hammer loop, reinforced knees, and expandable storage. The 7.5 oz seven-pocket pants provide a simpler layout with large covered cargo pockets and a more substantial cotton-twill feel.
Yes, but the complete clothing system must meet the protection required by the workplace assessment. Individual garment ratings are not simply added together, so confirm the required system arc rating instead of assuming any two CAT 2 pieces create higher protection.
Not necessarily. For guidance on how to wash FR clothing, follow the label on each garment because treated cotton, cotton fleece, reflective tape, and permanent-FR modacrylic blends may have different temperature and laundry restrictions. Do not assume every item in the collection can be washed together.