Bulwark Men's Midweight Fire Resistant Premium Coverall with Reflective Trim

Men's Midweight Fire Resistant Premium Coverall with Reflective Trim

This men's midweight fire resistant coverall with reflective trim is a premium workwear option for low visibility environments. It fits buyers who need CAT 2 FR/AR protection along with comfort and mobility during the workday. This version comes in orange with a regular fit and size 56 Regular.

Good Fit For

• Low visibility work environments
• Job sites needing CAT 2 FR/AR protective apparel
• Workers who want mobility and comfort in a coverall

Key Features

• CAT 2 FR/AR protection for fire resistant workwear needs
• Reflective striping supports visibility in low visibility environments
• Midweight construction balances protection and everyday wearability
• Side vents add comfort while working
• Pocket placement is built for convenience on the job
• Regular fit in size 56 Regular for men's wear

Applications and Usage

• Wearing on the job where CAT 2 FR/AR protection is required
• Working in low visibility conditions where reflective trim is important
• Choosing a coverall for daily tasks that call for comfort, mobility, and pocket access

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This coverall is a men's regular fit, so buyers should match the garment to the intended wearer profile.
• Reflective striping is part of the design, which may matter for teams working in low visibility areas.
• The current SKU is size 56 Regular in orange.

FAQ

• Is this coverall made for low visibility environments? Yes. This coverall includes reflective striping and is intended for low visibility environments.
• What level of protection does this coverall offer? This coverall offers CAT 2 FR/AR protection.
• How does this coverall support comfort on the job? The coverall includes side vents and pocket placement intended to improve comfort, convenience, and mobility while you work.
• What size and fit is this version? This SKU is size 56 Regular with a regular fit.
• What color is this coverall? This version is orange.

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