Tillman FreedomFlex Western FR Navy Work Shirt 6420 in navy with white snap buttons, chest pockets, and white stitching.
Back view of the Tillman FreedomFlex Western FR Navy Work Shirt 6420 in navy blue with white stitching.
Tillman FreedomFlex Western FR Navy Work Shirt 6420 in navy with white contrast stitching, snap buttons, and two pockets.

Tillman FreedomFlex Western FR Navy Work Shirt (6420)

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The Tillman 6420 FreedomFlex Western work shirts are an all-day, anywhere FR shirt.  These are the softest, most comfortable welding shirt you'll ever own.  The Elastane knit 4-way mechanical stretch design moves with you on the job, and the FUZE anti-odor technology permanently eliminates bacteria and odor.  Get yours today!

Tillman FreedomFlex Western FR Black Work Shirt 6410 with stretch and anti-odor icons.

Features and Benefits

  • NFPA 2112-2023 CERTIFICATION — Certified to the flash fire protection standard for industrial workers. UL Listed by an independent third-party certification body.
  • NFPA 70E CAT 2 / ATPV 8.3 CAL/CM² — Arc thermal performance value of 8.3 cal/cm² places this shirt in arc flash PPE category 2, covering electrical utility, oil and gas, and industrial maintenance environments.
  • ASTM F1506 AND ASTM F1959 — Meets both the FR clothing performance standard and the arc rating test method standard.
  • PYROSAFE FABRIC BY ANTEX — Knit FR fabric manufactured in the USA. Flame resistance is permanently bonded to the fiber through a proprietary process and tested at the roll level in an ISO 17025-certified laboratory.
  • 93% COTTON / 7% ELASTANE KNIT CONSTRUCTION — The knit structure delivers four-directional mechanical stretch. The 7% Elastane content provides stretch and recovery, allowing full range of motion through bending, reaching, and climbing.
  • LIFETIME FLAME RESISTANCE GUARANTEE — Antex guarantees flame resistance for the useful life of the garment, provided care instructions are followed.
  • PERMANENT ANTI-ODOR TECHNOLOGY — Built into the PyroSafe fabric at the fiber level. Targets and eliminates odor-causing bacteria on contact. Performance improves with repeated laundering and does not require reapplication.
  • MOISTURE MANAGEMENT — Knit construction moves perspiration away from the skin and spreads it across the outer surface. BAAL Tunnel testing shows this fabric dries 10–25% faster than identical untreated fabric.
  • UVA/UVB FADE PROTECTION — Treatment refracts harmful UV wavelengths, reducing degradation of garment color and fiber integrity over the life of the shirt.
  • TRIPLE-STITCH WESTERN DETAILING WITH PEARL SNAPS — Western shirt construction with triple-stitch detail at stress points and pearl snaps. The knit base and western profile produce a garment suited for wear on the job site and after the shift ends.

Tillman FreedomFlex Western FR Black Shirt 6410. Certified: NFPA 2112, ASTM F1959, F1506, NFPA 70E Cat 2, and UL.

Size chart for Tillman FreedomFlex Western FR Black Work Shirt 6410 with chest measurements from Small to 5X Large.

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