Bulwark Men's Lightweight FR Long Sleeve T-Shirt

Men's Lightweight FR Long Sleeve T-Shirt

This men's lightweight FR long sleeve T-shirt is a flame-resistant work shirt for buyers who need FR apparel in a long-sleeve format. It fits men working in industrial and utility settings where CAT 2 AR/FR and NFPA 2112 compliant clothing may be required. This XL shirt comes in charcoal and includes a heat seal Bulwark triangle at the neck to indicate the wearer has on an FR undergarment.

Good Fit For

• Industrial FR clothing programs
• Utility and field work requiring long-sleeve FR apparel
• Buyers specifying CAT 2 AR/FR work shirts
• Men's FR uniform replacement orders

Key Features

• Lightweight FR long sleeve T-shirt format for everyday workwear coverage
• CAT 2 AR/FR apparel for workplaces that require rated flame-resistant clothing
• NFPA 2112 compliant to support FR program requirements
• Heat seal Bulwark triangle at the neck helps show the wearer has on an FR undergarment
• Men's sizing with a long fit in XL
• Charcoal color for a professional workwear appearance

Applications and Usage

• Outfitting workers who need a men's FR long sleeve shirt
• Replacing worn FR tees within a compliant workwear program
• Selecting long-sleeve FR apparel for cooler conditions or added arm coverage

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This SKU is the men's XL size.
• The shirt has a long fit, which may matter for coverage and uniform consistency.
• Color for this option is charcoal.

FAQ

• Is this shirt flame resistant? Yes. This is an FR long sleeve T-shirt with CAT 2 AR/FR and NFPA 2112 compliant protection called out in the product details.
• What size is this shirt? This option is size XL.
• What fit does this shirt have? This shirt has a long fit, which may be helpful if you are standardizing on longer workwear coverage.
• What color is this FR shirt? This SKU is charcoal.
• Does the shirt include any visible FR identification? Yes. The product details note a heat seal Bulwark triangle centered at the neck to show the wearer has on an FR undergarment.

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