Carhartt FRR45 - Flame-Resistant Duck Bib Overall

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Carhartt 101627 - Flame-Resistant Duck Bib Overall

Replacement

123 Review(s)

Now:
- $159.99 USD ($169.99 USD Big & Tall)

PRODUCT INFORMATION

DETAILS

Carhartt's flame-resistant duck bib overall is unlined for comfort in warmer weather.

13-ounce, 100% cotton FR duck
High Back with FR elastic suspenders and FR center release buckles
Chap-style double front for durability and increased thermal performance
Multiple tool and utility pockets
Ankle to above knee leg zippers with Nomex® FR zipper tape and protective flaps with arc-resistant snap closures
FR melamine buttons at waist
Brass zipper fly with Nomex® FR zipper tape
Carhartt FR and HRC 2 labels sewn on left chest pocket
NFPA 70E Compliant
HRC - 2
ATPV(CAL/CM) - 16.0
Replaced by style# 101627
Imported

SHIPPING & RETURNS

RETURN POLICY
We understand you're busy and that some things you order may not work out. That's why we give you 90 days to return any unused items. These items must be new, unwashed, and in resalable condition with all manufacturer's tags still attached.

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SHIPPING DETAILS
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REVIEWS

5/5
Awesome product
August 28, 2014

Rod24
From: Provost Alberta Age: 45-54 Gender: Male

My customer loves this product as they need the F.R. factor with the high end quality product that stands up very well in our Alberta Oil patch. The welders really like these.

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Fit:0/5
Comfort:5/5
Quality:5/5
Durability:0/5

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4/5
LEG ZIPPER PROBLEMS
November 10, 2011

Mom1
From: Idaho Age: 55-65 Gender: Female

Mom to a Lineman who his required to wear these Overalls.. all the linemen are having trouble with the leg zippers breaking and fraying out at the top of the zipper. I am ask to replace them and having trouble finding heavy zippers. Any help appreciated and wondering if others are having this problem.