

Protection that actually fits.
Women's flame-resistant work shirts cut on women's blocks rather than resized men's patterns, for industrial uniform programmes.

Most women on industrial sites wear a small men's shirt, which fits badly and can be a hazard in itself when excess fabric catches. These are drafted on women's blocks — shaped through the body, with sleeve and shoulder proportions to match.
The same treated and inherent FR fabrics as the men's line, so a mixed workforce is protected to one standard and the uniform reads as one programme.