Fire Resistant Ladies Shirt

Yes, Forge FR lists its women's FR shirts as certified to NFPA 2112–2018, the U.S. standard for flame-resistant garments used in flash fire environments. Check each product page for the garment label and specification before buying for a specific job.

NFPA 2112 covers protection against flash fire, common in oil, gas and petrochemical work. NFPA 70E covers electrical safety and requires arc-rated clothing for arc flash hazards. A garment can carry both certifications, and dual-certified clothing is common in utilities and oil and gas. Your employer's hazard assessment decides which one you need.

A women's-cut FR shirt fits the shoulders, chest and sleeves properly, so it stays in place and covers the wrists and waist during movement. Men's or unisex FR garments worn on women often bunch up and leave coverage gaps at wrists, waist and ankles. Proper fit is important for both safety and comfort.

Women's FR shirts in the U.S. typically cost $65 to $130, depending on brand and fabric. Forge FR's ladies FR shirts are priced from $53.80 to $69.75, which is below many major brands. Tyndale's women's FR button-down shirts, for example, run about $108 to $129. Discounts of up to 30% may also be available.

Forge FR offers women's long sleeve FR shirts in Stone, Grey, Royal Blue and Knitted Grey, plus a Ladies FR Ripstop Button Shirt in Khaki. A Navy long sleeve shirt is coming soon. Styles are available in solid and knit options for a professional look with easy mobility.

Yes, in most cases. An FR shirt covers the upper body only, while NFPA 70E requires full-body coverage, so it must be paired with arc-rated pants, bib overalls or coveralls, plus the required face, hand and head protection. Forge FR also sells women's FR jeans, hoodies, henleys and polo tees to complete your outfit.

Forge FR offers a 15-day return and exchange policy on its FR clothing. For wholesale or bulk orders (uniforms for teams), Forge FR provides a separate bulk enquiry line and wholesale sign-up.