Flame-resistant fleece is softer and lighter than a sweater, making it a comfortable mid-layer on cooler days without compromising protection against heat and flames.
The selection is small and easy to navigate: two Portwest fleeces made from Modaflame fabric, both of which are also antistatic. One model is a standard work fleece, while the other is high-visibility for work where you need to be easily seen.
Frequently asked questions
Isn't an ordinary fleece dangerous during spark work?
What's the difference with a flame-resistant sweater?
Is a flame-resistant fleece also antistatic?
Does the flame-resistant effect remain after washing?
Can I wear a flame-resistant fleece as an outer layer?
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