Bulwark Men's Fire Resistant Short Sleeve Base Layer with Concealed Chest Pocket

Men's Fire Resistant Short Sleeve Base Layer with Concealed Chest Pocket

This men's fire resistant short sleeve base layer is built for FR layered systems and adds a concealed chest pocket for small-item storage. It fits buyers who need compliant workwear for safety-managed environments and want a short sleeve option that works as an added protective layer. This version comes in khaki, men's 2XL, with a long fit.

Good Fit For

• FR layered workwear programs
• Safety-managed job sites
• Buyers needing a long-fit men's 2XL FR base layer

Key Features

• Fire resistant short sleeve base layer for use within an FR layered system
• CAT 1 AR/FR construction adds an extra layer of protection
• Concealed chest pocket gives you one more storage option
• Bulwark FR logo at the collar helps quietly signal compliance
• Men's 2XL size with a long fit
• Khaki color for this specific SKU

Applications and Usage

• Adding a short sleeve layer within an FR clothing system
• Equipping workers who need CAT 1 AR/FR base-layer apparel
• Choosing FR workwear with a concealed pocket for small essentials

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This is a base layer, so buyers should match it to the rest of their FR layered system.
• The long fit may matter for workers who prefer added length in the body.
• This SKU is a men's 2XL in khaki, which is important when standardizing team apparel.

FAQ

• Is this shirt meant to be worn as part of an FR layered system? Yes. This men's fire resistant short sleeve base layer is intended to add protection within an FR layered system.
• Does this base layer have any storage? Yes. The garment includes a concealed chest pocket for an extra storage option.
• What protection category is this base layer? This base layer is CAT 1 AR/FR.
• What size and fit is this SKU? This version is men's 2XL with a long fit.
• How does the garment show FR compliance? A Bulwark FR logo at the collar quietly signals compliance to safety managers.

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