GENERAL INFO

Properly Maintaining Flame-Resistant Garments

Many of today's popular FR fabrics can be washed at home, industrially laundered, or professionally dry cleaned. Regardless of the method employed, one key point is to never use chlorine bleach or chlorinated detergents on FR garments. Besides effecting the color, chlorine bleach can negatively alter the protective properties of both inherent and treated FR fabrics. For best protection, additives such as starch, fabric softeners, or antistatic dryer sheets should not be used either. With repeated washings, accumulated residue from these products could form a microscopic coating on the FR fabric. This coating could interfere with the thermal performance of the fabric. Soap can also leave a film on fabrics so always wash FR garments in mild detergent. Most FR garments should be washed no higher than 140 degrees F and dryed no higher than 120 degrees F.

Guide for Measuring & Proper Fit

• Waist - Keep tape snug, not tight
• Sleeve Length - Base of neck to wrist with arm extended
• Chest - Measure broadest part under arms
• Inseam - Crotch to top of shoe (inside leg)
• Outseam - Waist to top of shoe (not normal)
• Length - Base of collar to bottom of coat

Help us to serve you better:

1. Request a sample of material
2. Order a trial pair
3. Send us a worn out item, and from this we can improve
4. We will return your sample
5. Use caution
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