Bulwark Men's Classic Lightweight Fire Resistant Long Sleeve Polo

Men's Classic Lightweight Fire Resistant Long Sleeve Polo

This men's classic lightweight fire resistant long sleeve polo is a navy work shirt from Bulwark. It fits buyers who need a professional long sleeve polo with CAT 2 AR/FR protection, moisture wicking comfort, and breathable wear for hot days. Raglan sleeves support easier movement, and this SKU is sized 3XL in a regular fit.

Good Fit For

• Work settings where CAT 2 AR/FR apparel is required
• Teams that want a polo look with long sleeve coverage
• Warm conditions where breathable, moisture wicking wear matters

Key Features

• CAT 2 AR/FR protection helps meet fire resistant apparel needs
• Lightweight design supports comfort through the workday
• Moisture wicking fabric blend helps manage heat and sweat
• Breathable construction can feel more comfortable on hot days
• Raglan sleeves allow greater ease of movement
• Regular fit in men's 3XL offers a roomier size option

Applications and Usage

• Equipping workers who need fire resistant long sleeve polos
• Outfitting crews for hot-day wear where breathability is important
• Choosing uniform apparel that supports movement during active tasks

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This SKU is men's regular fit in size 3XL
• The color for this option is navy
• Buyers looking for polo styling with long sleeves may prefer this format over a standard work shirt

FAQ

• Does this polo offer fire resistant protection? Yes. This long sleeve polo includes CAT 2 AR/FR protection.
• Is this shirt meant for warm working conditions? Yes. The product details note a lightweight, breathable, moisture wicking fabric blend that helps keep the wearer cool and comfortable on hot days.
• How does this polo support movement? Raglan sleeves are built in for greater ease of movement, which can help during active work.
• What size and fit is this option? This specific option is men's size 3XL with a regular fit.
• What color is this long sleeve polo? This SKU comes in navy.

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