FAQ
Choose the 6 oz B535 when full-back ventilation is the priority. It combines a bird’s-eye mesh back with underarm mesh panels, while other vented styles mainly place breathable panels beneath the arms. The mesh improves airflow but does not replace workplace heat-stress controls.
Yes. The B535 is described as a moisture-wicking FR shirt and uses a cotton-Tencel jersey fabric with ventilated mesh panels. Other styles may improve airflow, but they should not be described as moisture-wicking unless that feature is stated on the individual product page.
Choose the 6008HV when you need long sleeves, vented underarms, and reflective striping. Choose the 0624S when short sleeves and less arm coverage are preferred. Confirm the stated FR rating and visibility classification of the exact garment before selecting it for the job site.
The B535 is designed with raglan sleeves and extended front and back hems to help maintain coverage while bending or reaching. Its relaxed fit also provides additional room across the shoulders and upper body, making it a practical FR long sleeve T-shirt for active work.
Yes. The 5.5 oz 4008 is a short-sleeve Henley available in sizes Small through 4X-Large. Choose it only when short sleeves are permitted by the workplace hazard assessment, since it provides less arm coverage than lightweight long sleeve FR shirts.
The 6.5 oz 1307 offers Large Tall through 3X-Large Tall, along with Regular sizes from Small through 5X-Large. It also uses vented mesh across the back and underarms, providing additional sleeve and torso length without giving up airflow.
Not automatically. The B535 and 1307 are listed as CAT 2, while the lighter 9717 is listed as CAT 1. Compare the exact CAT level and arc rating rather than judging protection by mesh placement, fabric weight, or ventilation alone.