Industrial workwear sourcing

FR Shirts

Review the current shirt range, then build a sourcing brief around the garment, workplace hazard, required documents and customization details.

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Current catalog

Review the shirt range for your sourcing brief

Explore the current styles, review the information shown for each garment, and ask for product-specific specifications or technical documents when you build a quotation request.

Sourcing a custom shirt program?

Send the product type, target market, quantity, size range, application, logo or packaging needs, and the documents or standards your team needs to review.

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Shirt program brief
Market + useSizes + quantity

Custom and OEM inquiry

Define the shirt before discussing production

For a custom FR shirt or OEM/ODM inquiry, use the brief to define the garment and the evidence your market needs. Depending on the project, the discussion may cover fabric and fabric weight, construction, color, trim, reflective tape, pocket layout, branding, labels, size range, packaging, quantity, target market and documentation requirements. Confirm feasibility and terms for the exact specification.

  • 01Fabric, fabric weight, shirt construction and intended work environment
  • 02Color, trim, reflective tape, pocket configuration, branding and label requirements
  • 03Target market, size range, quantity and packaging expectations
  • 04Product-specific samples, technical documents and evidence requests tied to the selected garment

Protection requirements

Start with the hazard, then verify the product

The employer or end user remains responsible for workplace hazard assessment and PPE selection. The applicable framework depends on the exposure, task and jurisdiction.

A standard name on this page explains a buyer review topic. It does not state that every Dunansafety shirt complies.
OSHA 1910.132

Addresses employer duties for general PPE hazard assessment, selection, proper fit and training within its scope.

OSHA 1910.269

For covered electric power work, addresses flame and electric-arc exposure assessment and incident heat-energy estimation for arc-exposed employees.

ASTM F1506-22

Covers requirements for protective clothing used by workers exposed to flames and electric arcs. End users assess the hazard and required arc rating.

NFPA 70E

The Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace. Confirm the applicable edition and purchasing requirements.

NFPA 2112

Addresses flame-resistant clothing for industrial personnel against short-duration thermal exposures from fire. Product applicability requires separate evidence.

Sourcing process

A reviewable path from brief to order decision

  1. Share the application brief

    State the work environment, intended use, market, garment type and known protection requirements.

  2. Confirm the product scope

    Discuss fabric, construction, sizes, colors, branding, packaging and project quantity.

  3. Review the exact evidence

    Request samples and product-specific documents. Check that the edition, scope and product identity match the project.

  4. Agree the commercial details

    Confirm availability, timing, pricing and delivery terms for the approved specification before placing an order.

Buyer FAQ

Questions to resolve before quotation

What FR shirt types are currently shown?

The catalog reflects the current FR Shirts category. Open a listed garment to review its details; the visible range may change as products are added to or removed from the category.

What can be included in a custom shirt inquiry?

Provide the shirt type, fabric and construction questions, color, size range, quantity, target market, application, logo, label and packaging requirements, expected schedule, and documents your team needs to review.

Does a listed standard prove that every shirt complies?

No. Ask for current product-specific evidence and confirm that the product identity, standard edition, report scope and intended use match your procurement requirement.

Who selects the required protection level?

The employer or end user is responsible for the workplace hazard assessment and PPE selection. For arc-related work, the required protection depends on the assessed exposure and applicable requirements.

What information is needed for a quotation?

Include product type, target standard or document requirements, application, quantity, market, size range, customization and packaging needs, destination, and expected delivery schedule.

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