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FR is a flame or arc resistance rating. Neither one tells you anything about the other. Here’s what each rating covers and how to tell if your crew needs both.

You clip on a bright yellow vest, catch your reflection in the truck window, and figure you're covered for the day.

You step through the warehouse doors, and within minutes your hi-vis jacket feels like a sauna. That's not a defect.

Yes, you can put your logo on an ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 safety vest without losing compliance.

Sleeve length seems like a minor detail on a safety shirt until you're three hours into a shift and your arms are either sunburned or sweating through your shirt.

Bright fabric alone does not make a shirt safe. It has to meet a standard, fit the job, and hold up to a full shift of work.

Your hands do more physical work than almost any other part of your body on the job, and it shows in the injury data.

There's a running joke in the survey profession that a party chief's vest is basically a portable office.

High-visibility gloves get noticed for the obvious reason: their color.

You are standing three feet from a moving skid steer with a tablet in one hand and a radio in the other, and the only thing standing between you and a very bad afternoon is whether the operator sees you first.