Bulwark Men's Classic Lightweight Fire Resistant Short Sleeve Polo

Men's Classic Lightweight Fire Resistant Short Sleeve Polo

This men's fire resistant short sleeve polo is a lightweight work shirt with CAT 2 AR/FR protection. It fits buyers who want a more polished uniform look while still choosing Bulwark protection for warm conditions and active workdays. This navy polo comes in XL with a regular fit, and the Modacrylic fabric blend is made to wick moisture and breathe for comfort.

Good Fit For

• Warm-day workwear where fire resistant clothing is needed
• Uniform programs that want a polo-style appearance
• Buyers selecting men's XL regular-fit FR apparel

Key Features

• CAT 2 AR/FR protection for work settings where flame resistant apparel is required
• Lightweight short sleeve polo style offers a professional look with easier warm-weather wear
• Modacrylic fabric blend wicks moisture and breathes to help keep the wearer cool and comfortable
• Regular fit gives a classic everyday silhouette
• Navy color and men's XL sizing help match specific uniform and wearer needs

Applications and Usage

• Outfitting crews with lightweight flame resistant polos for hot days
• Adding a short sleeve FR option to a workwear program
• Choosing a navy polo when a cleaner, collared look is preferred

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This is a men's short sleeve polo, so buyers should confirm garment style and wearer preference before ordering.
• Size shown is XL with a regular fit; match ordering to your team's sizing needs.
• Color is navy, which may matter for uniform consistency.

FAQ

• Does this polo offer flame resistant protection? Yes. This men's polo has CAT 2 AR/FR protection.
• Is this shirt made for hot or active workdays? Yes. The product details say the lightweight Modacrylic fabric blend wicks moisture and breathes to help keep the wearer cool and comfortable, even on hot days.
• What fit and size is this polo? This polo comes in men's XL with a regular fit.
• What color is this work polo? This polo is navy.

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