BOCOMAL FR Shirts for Men – 6.25oz Lightweight Flame-Resistant Welding Shirt, Navy

BOCOMAL FR Shirts for Men: Practical Flame-Resistant Workwear

Designed for demanding environments, the BOCOMAL FR shirt in navy blends safety with everyday comfort. The fabric is a 6.25 oz cotton twill that has been flame resistant treated, paired with FR buttons and sewing threads to help you stay protected during tough jobs. A clear FR tag on the arms and bottom front signals the garment’s intended use, and a compact FR sample is included inside the package for quick, on-site checks. You’ll also find UL certification details printed on the neck tag for added confidence with every wear.

Comfort matters as much as protection. The shirt is prewashed and preshrunk to minimize shrinkage and surprise fit changes after washing. The finish is wrinkle-free, helping you maintain a professional look through long shifts. The result is a garment that feels soft against the skin while staying durable through repeated wear and use.

Safety and Compliance You Can See

• Meets or exceeds HRC2 and Arc Rating ATPV 8.2 cal/cm² requirements for protective performance.
• Conforms to NFPA 2112 for flame-resistant garments and NFPA 70E for electrical environments.
• Approval under ASTM F1506 and CAT II classifications, with UL labeling for additional verification.

Designed for a Range of Roles

• Ideal for welders, fitters, ironworkers, electricians, and other industrial workers.
• Multi-use design supports both job sites and home projects, with practical pockets positioned for convenient access.

Durability and Longevity You Can Count On

• Built to endure multiple wear cycles, with protective features that remain effective over time.
• Designed for up to 100 washes while maintaining protective performance when cared for according to instructions.

With its thoughtful combination of lightweight feel, protective fabric, and practical styling, this BOCOMAL FR shirt aims to help you work confidently. It offers possibilities for safer, more comfortable days on site without promising guaranteed results—because outcomes depend on how you use and care for your gear.