FAQ
Choose by the work being performed, required body coverage, weather, movement, and storage needs. FR shirts provide upper-body coverage, while FR pants should be evaluated for fit, mobility, pocket layout, and compatibility with work boots or other PPE. Always confirm the CAT level, arc rating, and applicable standards for the specific garment before use.
No. Products in the FR New collection can differ in fabric weight, CAT level, arc rating, visibility classification, and construction. Do not assume that garments in the same collection provide the same level of protection. Check the individual product information and match the garment to the employer's hazard assessment.
Look for lighter fabric weights, vented construction, breathable panels, and fits that allow comfortable movement without reducing required coverage. Several styles in the collection use lightweight or ventilated designs, but comfort features should be considered together with the garment's required FR and arc-rated protection.
Yes. The collection includes selected FR garments with reflective or high-visibility features. When high visibility is required, check the product's stated ANSI/ISEA 107 type and performance class rather than relying on fluorescent color or reflective tape alone.
The 0939M is designed with mesh ventilation in several areas for additional airflow, while the 0939 uses a more traditional work-shirt construction and offers selected Regular and Tall sizing. Compare their fit, ventilation, rating information, and available sizes before choosing between them.
Choose based on how you work. The B339 emphasizes ventilation for warmer conditions, while the B428 focuses more on stretch, flexibility, and movement during climbing, kneeling, or other active tasks. Check the individual product details for fabric, fit, pocket layout, and rating information before ordering.
Use the size chart provided for the individual product rather than applying one size across the collection. Shirts may use Regular and Tall sizing, while pants typically use waist-and-inseam combinations. Also consider how the garment will fit with base layers, boots, harnesses, and other required PPE.