Wrangler’s FR Ripstop ranger pants are made from a durable cotton-blend canvas with ATPV 8.9 cal/cm² and Cat 2/2112 certified flame resistance to keep wearers safe on the job. They have reinforced back pockets, spacious reinforced side cargo pockets and concealed snaps to keep essentials secure and accessible.

Lapco Manufacturing’s FR Morgan jeans feature flame-resistant technology. They have reinforced front and back pockets, heavy-duty belt loops and bar tacks on stress points. A nonconductive button closure is sewn with Nomex heat- and flame-resistant thread and the brass zipper features Nomex tape.

Portwest’s FR404 Bizflame 88/12 Flex FR pants offer protection against the thermal hazard of an electric arc. They are finished using garment wash and offer protection against radiant, convective and contact heat. There is an adjustable hem to accommodate all leg lengths. There are six pockets for storage.

Wrangler’s FR flame-resistant work pants are made from a blend of cotton with a touch of stretch to ensure comfort. The pants feature articulated knees for unrestricted movement, a right side hammer loop, left back tool pocket and reinforced hip pocket. There are two back pockets with no closure.

Lapco Manufacturing’s flame-resistant pants are made with lightweight inherent fabric for breathability and moisture management. There are two slack-style front pockets, left and right cargo pockets on the legs and inset back uniform pockets. It has a nonconductive button and snap closures.

Wrangler’s women’s flame-resistant midrise bootcut jeans are designed to self-extinguish, reducing the risk and severity of burn injuries. The jeans feature five-pocket styling as well as two patch hip pockets, a bootcut leg opening and a safety orange ID patch on the outside for visibility.