FAQ
Check the product title, description, FR label, CAT level, and arc rating. Most items are FR workwear, but the reflective tee, cargo shorts, and heavyweight jeans are marked NON-FR and should not be used where certified flame-resistant clothing is required.
The FR vest and reflective FR shirt are listed as ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 Type O Class 1, while the NON-FR reflective tee is Type R Class 2. Choose high-visibility workwear according to the site’s required type and class, not color or reflective tape alone.
No. The listed CAT levels, arc ratings, NFPA compliance, and ANSI classifications vary by product. Always confirm the individual garment’s label and match its stated protection to the employer’s hazard assessment before ordering.
No. Several products have water-repellent or water-resistant and stain-resistant finishes, but the pages do not describe them as waterproof. They may handle light moisture or minor spills but should not replace waterproof rain gear or chemical-protective clothing.
Choose the plaid FR shirt for a lighter 5.5 oz patterned design, or the 6.5 oz pearl-snap shirt for a heavier Western cut with Big and Tall options. The vented pearl-snap model is more suitable when airflow during hot work is the main concern.
No. Shirt and vest sizes generally use letter sizing, while pants and jeans use waist-and-inseam combinations, and available extended or Tall sizes differ by style. Check the individual size chart because choosing a larger regular size does not provide the same proportions as a Tall fit.
No. Several garments are described as pre-washed, pre-shrunk, and machine washable, but reflective tape, FR finishes, polyester mesh, cotton canvas, and denim may have different care limits. Follow the label on the exact product to preserve fit, visibility details, and stated protective performance.