Bulwark Men's Loose Midweight Canvas Fire Resistant Jean

Men's Loose Midweight Canvas Fire Resistant Jean

These men's fire resistant jeans are midweight canvas work pants with a loose fit and a classic look. They fit buyers who need AR/FR protection in a more comfortable cut through the thigh and seat for daily workwear. This navy pair is a 33 x 32 size and meets NFPA 2112 compliance with CAT 2 AR/FR protection.

Good Fit For

• Daily wear in workplaces requiring AR/FR clothing
• Buyers who prefer a roomier fit through the seat and thigh
• Uniform programs needing a classic jean look in flame-resistant apparel

Key Features

• Midweight canvas jean balances workwear durability with everyday comfort
• Loose fit through the thigh and seat helps improve mobility and comfort on the job
• CAT 2 AR/FR protection supports buyers shopping for flame-resistant work pants
• NFPA 2112 compliant for workplaces that require that standard
• Classic jean styling offers a familiar look for uniform and jobsite wear
• Navy color in a 33 x 32 size for this specific SKU

Applications and Usage

• Outfitting workers who need CAT 2 AR/FR pants for routine jobsite wear
• Selecting flame-resistant jeans for teams that require NFPA 2112 compliant apparel
• Choosing a looser-fitting FR work pant for comfort during long shifts

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This SKU is sized 33 x 32, so buyers should confirm waist and inseam before ordering.
• The fit is loose through the thigh and seat, which may suit comfort-focused wearers better than a slimmer cut.
• Color for this option is navy.

FAQ

• What type of fit do these fire resistant jeans have? These jeans have a loose fit through the thigh and seat for added comfort.
• Are these jeans compliant with NFPA 2112? Yes. These fire resistant jeans are NFPA 2112 compliant.
• What level of AR/FR protection do these jeans offer? This work pant is rated CAT 2 AR/FR.
• What size is this pair? This SKU is size 33 x 32, with a 33 waist and 32 inseam.
• What color are these jeans? This pair comes in navy.

From Bulwark.