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Bulwark Uniform Shirt Nomex Iiia - Long Sizes - Navy, Xlt

Frequently Asked Questions

The shirt is made from four point five ounces of Nomex IIIA, which is ninety-three percent Nomex aramid, five percent Kevlar aramid, and two percent other fiber.

The shirt is available in X-Large Tall size, designed to provide a comfortable fit for taller individuals.

Yes, the shirt is flame resistant and compliant with NFPA 2112 standards, ensuring safety in hazardous environments.

Simply put on the shirt like any standard shirt, using the placket front button closure for a secure fit.

Yes, it is designed for industrial and work settings where flame resistance is crucial for safety.

It includes a banded, topstitched collar, two chest pockets with button flaps, and adjustable cuffs for a tailored fit.

The shirt can be home washed and is suitable for light soil wash to maintain its quality.

Yes, the materials used in the shirt are generally safe, but it's advisable to wash it before first use to remove any residual chemicals.

Yes, the shirt can be machine washed; however, follow the care instructions to ensure it maintains its flame-resistant properties.

If the shirt arrives damaged, contact customer support immediately for assistance with returns or exchanges.

Yes, the four point five ounces of Nomex fabric provides breathability, making it suitable for warm weather conditions.

It offers superior flame resistance and is NFPA 2112 compliant, making it a top choice compared to other standard work shirts.

The shirt typically comes with a manufacturer's warranty; check the packaging or contact the retailer for specific details.

Currently, this model is available in navy; other colors may be available depending on the retailer.

Yes, it is UL certified and meets NFPA 2112 standards for flame-resistant clothing.

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