Hoodies

Choose a pullover for maximum warmth and a simple build. Choose a zipper hoodie for easy on and off and airflow control. Choose the lightweight seasonal hoodie for layering and mild weather. Graphic hoodies add a print for crews who want a branded look. Each style comes in colors like black, navy, grey and burgundy.

Yes, an FR hoodie works well as a warm mid-layer. Every layer must be FR, including the base layer. Never wear meltable fabrics like polyester or nylon underneath, because they can melt onto skin in an arc flash or flash fire.

Wash it warm, inside out, and separate from other clothes. Avoid chlorine bleach. Skip fabric softener and tumble dry on low. Always follow the care label. Inspect the hoodie for tears and thin spots before every shift.

OSHA does not name an FR hoodie by product, but it does require protective clothing for known fire hazards. For example, OSHA 1910.269 requires workers exposed to flames or electric arcs to wear FR clothing with an arc rating at or above the estimated heat energy of the task. Your employer's hazard assessment decides what you must wear. 

Wash it warm, inside out, and separate from other clothes. Avoid chlorine bleach. Skip fabric softener and tumble dry on low. Always follow the care label. Inspect the hoodie for tears and thin spots before every shift.