GlenGuard AR/FR
Unparalleled Safety, Unprecedented Comfort
- Inherently flame-resistant for trusted protection
- Built to withstand both flash fire and arc flash hazards
- Wickzz™ moisture-wicking technology reduces dry time and heat stress
- Unmatched color durability for a consistent look that won’t wash out
- Comfortable construction that supports all-day compliance
A New Standard for Compliant Workwear
Performance
Combats both flash fire and arc flash exposure with inherent, dual hazard protection.Comfort
Made with a lightweight material to combat heat stress and fatigue during extended wear.Durability
Designed to withstand the toughest working conditions and repeated, rigorous laundering.Team Image
Versatile enough to support a consistent look across your entire team that won't rub off or wash out.Made to Match, Designed to Last
Get lasting color and protection that go beyond the surface. Every thread of GlenGuard AR/FR is solution-dyed before it’s woven, creating a look that won’t fade, wear off, or wash out.
Click the color names below to explore different fabric options.
Construction Options
GlenGuard 6.1 oz RipStop
Features an entwined ripstop construction for extra durability and a contrasting texture compared to standard workwear. Ideal for reinforcing stress areas, pants, coveralls, and more while remaining lightweight and comfortable.
GlenGuard FR Knit
Engineered for comfort and flexibility while maintaining durability and protection, making it easier to wear AR/FR compliantly. This lightweight, four-way mechanical stretch knit fabric is the most versatile fabric for any situation, from the office to the job site to the bar after work.
GlenGuard Twill
A tried-and-true woven construction synonymous with workwear. Regardless of weight or color, this product is woven with the wearer in mind and designed to keep you protected and looking good while on the job.
Tested + Certified Protection
Arc Flash (ASTM F1506, NFPA 70E, IEC 61482-1-1, IEC 61482-1-2)
- ASTM F1506: The standard performance specification for flame-resistant and electric arc-rated protective clothing worn by workers potentially exposed to an electric arc flash and related thermal hazards.
- NFPA 70E: Establishes safe work practices to protect employees from electrical hazards by providing guidance on hazard risk assessments, energized work procedures and the selection of appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).
- IEC 61482-1-1: The international test method used to determine the arc rating (ELIM, ATPV and/or EBT) and thermal protective properties of protective textiles when exposed to an open arc flash.
- IEC 61482-1-2: The international test method used to determine and assign the Arc Protection Classes (APC 1 or APC 2) of protective textiles when exposed to a constrained (box) arc flash.
Flash Fire (NFPA 2112)
Other Flame + Thermal Exposure (NFPA 1950, NFPA 1970, ISO 11612, CGSB 155.22)
- NFPA 1950 (NFPA 1977): Safeguards firefighters against a wide range of adverse environmental effects encountered when performing wildland firefighting operations.
- NFPA 1970 (NFPA 1975): Ensures that the non-primary clothing for emergency services personnel (i.e. station wear and work uniforms) is flame-resistant and will not exacerbate a burn injury.
- ISO 11612: An international standard designed to protect workers against open flame and other thermal hazards.
- CGSB 155.22: The Canadian standard used to establish minimum performance requirements for fireline workwear used by wildland firefighters.
Trusted Compliance
- UL Listed: The gold standard for third-party certified safety, performance, and compliance.
- Oeko-Tex Standard 100: An independent textile certification that verifies textile products and their components have been tested for harmful substances and meet stringent human-ecological requirements.
Fabric Styles + Specs
4.5 oz
Technical Sheet
- Protection Level
- CAT 1
- Inherently FR for Life of Garment?
- Yes
- Arc Flash- ASTM F1506, NFPA 70E Results
- 5.9 cal/cm²
- Flash Fire- ASTM F1506, NFPA 2112 Results
- Pass
- Shrinkage at 10 washes at 145 degrees F
- <3%
- Permanent Static Control?
- Yes
- Construction
- Plain
- Garment End Use
- Shirt, Coverall
5.3 oz
Technical Sheet
- Protection Level
- CAT 2
- Inherently FR for Life of Garment?
- Yes
- Arc Flash- ASTM F1506, NFPA 70E Results
- 8.9 cal/cm²
- Flash Fire- ASTM F1506, NFPA 2112 Results
- Pass
- Shrinkage at 10 washes at 145 degrees F
- <3%
- Permanent Static Control
- Yes
- Construction
- Twill
- Garment End Use
- Shirt, Coverall
6.1 oz RipStop
Technical Sheet
- Protection Level
- CAT 2
- Inherently FR for Life of Garment?
- Yes
- Arc Flash- ASTM F1506, NFPA 70E Results
- 9.8 cal/cm²
- Flash Fire- ASTM F1506, NFPA 2112 Results
- Yes
- Shrinkage at 10 washes at 145 degrees F
- <3%
- Permanent Static Control?
- Yes
- Construction
- Entwined RipStop
- Garment End Use
- Pant, Coverall, Bib Overall, Outerwear, Reinforcement for Stress Areas
6.4 oz
Technical Sheet
- Protection Level
- CAT 2
- Inherently FR for Life of Garment?
- Yes
- Arc Flash- ASTM F1506, NFPA 70E Results
- 10.0 cal/cm²
- Flash Fire- ASTM F1506, NFPA 2112 Results
- Pass
- Shrinkage at 10 washes at 145 degrees F
- <3%
- Permanent Static Control?
- Yes
- Construction
- Twill
- Garment End Use
- Pant, Coverall, Bib overall, Outerwear, Reinforcement for Stress Areas
6.7 oz Knit
Technical Sheet
- Protection Level
- CAT 2
- Inherently FR for Life of Garment?
- Yes
- Arc Flash-ASTM F1506, NFPA 70E Results
- 12.0 cal/cm²
- Flash Fire-ASTM F1506, NFPA 2112 Results
- Pass
- Shrinkage at 10 washes at 145 degrees F
- <3%
- Permanent Static Control?
- Yes
- Construction
- Pique
- Garment End Use
- Shirt, Outerwear