Bulwark Men's Lightweight Fire Resistant Cargo Pant

Men's Lightweight Fire Resistant Cargo Pant

This men's lightweight fire resistant cargo pant is a navy work pant with added storage and a breathable feel. It fits buyers who want an AR/FR cargo pant for work settings where carrying tools matters as much as day-to-day comfort. This SKU is sized 30 x 37 unhemmed and includes seven pockets, with a cargo pocket on each leg.

Good Fit For

• Workwear programs needing men's AR/FR cargo pants
• Jobs where carrying tools or small gear in-pocket is useful
• Buyers looking for an unhemmed length for custom tailoring

Key Features

• Lightweight fire resistant cargo pant for buyers who want breathability on the job
• CAT 2 AR/FR design for workplaces that require this level of protection
• Seven pockets help keep tools and small essentials close at hand
• Cargo pocket on each leg adds accessible storage during active work
• Navy color offers a professional workwear look
• 30 x 37 unhemmed size gives room for hemming to the preferred length

Applications and Usage

• Equipping workers who need lightweight AR/FR pants with extra pocket storage
• Selecting cargo work pants for crews that carry tools throughout the day
• Ordering unhemmed work pants for later hemming to the right inseam length

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This SKU is unhemmed, so hemming may be needed before wear.
• The waist is 30 and the inseam is 37 unhemmed; confirm fit requirements before ordering.
• Storage is a key differentiator on this pant, with seven total pockets.

FAQ

• Is this pant unhemmed? Yes. This size has a 37 unhemmed inseam, which can be helpful if you want the length finished to your preferred fit.
• How many pockets does this cargo pant have? This cargo pant has seven total pockets, including one cargo pocket on each leg.
• What size is this specific SKU? This SKU is a men's size 30 x 37 unhemmed, with a 30 waist.
• Is this a lightweight work pant? Yes. Bulwark describes this as a lightweight fire resistant cargo pant and highlights breathability as a key benefit.

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