Flame resistant - Polo/T-shirt

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Why a flame-resistant base layer?

During spark work, an ordinary cotton or synthetic T-shirt under your flame-resistant jacket can actually be dangerous because it can melt. Our polos and T-shirts are themselves also tested to EN ISO 11612.

Comfortable for extended wear

The fabric is breathable and moisture-wicking, pleasant during a full shift under protective clothing. Browse the full Flame-resistant collection for matching clothing.

Frequently asked questions

Why isn't an ordinary T-shirt safe under flame-resistant clothing?

An ordinary synthetic T-shirt can melt from heat and worsen burns; a flame-resistant base layer prevents this risk.

Does this polo stay breathable despite the flame-resistant finish?

Yes, the fabric is breathable and moisture-wicking, also suitable for a full shift under protective clothing.

Should I choose a flame-resistant shirt with long or short sleeves?

Long sleeves offer more protection, because your arms are also covered against sparks, heat and splashes. If you wear the shirt under a long-sleeved jacket, short sleeves are often fine and slightly cooler. If you regularly work without a jacket in an environment with sparks or flame risk, choose long sleeves.

Can I wear a flame-resistant shirt as a welder?

A shirt according to EN ISO 11612 is suitable as a base layer, but does not protect sufficiently as outerwear when welding. For welding work you need outerwear tested according to EN ISO 11611, such as a welding jacket or welding coverall. You wear the flame-resistant shirt underneath, so that the layer on your skin cannot melt either.

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