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Workrite Sizing Information: FR Coveralls.

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A correct fit is important in ensuring proper protection for your crew.  Workrite has uses a unique approach to sizing their flame resistant coveralls. FRSafety.com, a division of Slate Rock Safety, LLC requires a chest size and inseam length when measuring. Below is a guide to follow when ordering Workrite Coveralls.

CHEST MEASUREMENT

CHEST SIZES (inches)

Workrite’s Coverall Sizes (in some cases)

34” to 36”

SMALL

38” to 40”

MEDIUM

42” to 44”

LARGE

46” to 48”

X-LARGE / XL

50” to 52”

XX-LARGE / 2XL

54” to 56”

XXX-LARGE / 3XL

 Notes for a successful fit in the chest area:

  • Take your chest measurement around the fullest part of the chest with arms down: just under the arms and across the shoulder blades.
  • Take your chest measurement while wearing the outfit that you would wear when donning coveralls. If you will wear a sweatshirt beneath your FR coveralls, be sure to measure your chest while wearing it.  Be sure to consider what clothes will be worn in the coldest of climates.
  • If your waist, mid-section or hip area is larger than your chest, measure at your widest point to ensure a proper fit. If your chest measures at 36”, but your mid-section measures at 42”, be sure to order the larger size.
  • For a roomy coverall fit, order coveralls 2 sizes (4-inches) larger than your chest measurement.

LENGTH

Chest Size

Your Height

Workrite’s Term for Inseam Length

 

For all FR coveralls in even chest sizes from 30” to 58” and SM – 3XL

5’5” to 5’7”

SHORT

5’8” to 5’11”

REGULAR

6’0” to 6’3”

LONG

Notes for a successful fit in the garment length:

  • Workrite recommends taking a pair of pants that fit well and measuring from the crotch to the bottom of the pant leg. This will give you your exact inseam.
  • The lengths for Workrite FR coveralls are determined by your height. See chart above.
  • If you are not sure if you are 5’11” or 6’0”, order longer. It is much easier to “hem” or shorten any garment than to make it longer. Often times lengthening a garment requires the addition of fabric.