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Revco Black Stallion 10.5 oz Relaxed Fit FR Stretch Denim Work Pants (FD10)
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The Black Stallion FD10 work pants feature a 10.5 oz denim relaxed fit style with flame-resistant stretch material. These come with a high quality brass zipper and the pants are stitched with flame-resistant aramid threads.
These pants tend to run "big". If you typically wear waist size 36, you would order waist size 34. Please see sizing chart below.
Features and Benefits
- Lighter weight 10.5 oz. 99% cotton/1% spandex flame-resistant stretch denim
- Relaxed fit; classic 5-pocket jean design
- High quality brass zipper with flame-resistant aramid zipper tape
- Brass button waistband closure
- Stitched with rugged flame-resistant aramid threads
- NFPA 2112; NFPA 70E, ATPV 15 cal/cm2 (PPE Cat 2)
- Machine washable with FR protection through 100 home washes
- Sizes: waist sizes 30-48 (even)
| MPN: | REVFD10-30P-30W |
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MPN: REVFD10-30P-30W
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