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🧥【100% FLAME RETARDANT FR LEATHER JACKET】: Our fr welding jacket is Crafted from durable cowhide split leather, our flame resistant jacket provides superior defense against sparks and heat, ensuring safety in welding and other high-temperature environments. 100% Leather is more durable and stronger than fabric..🥇【MORE DURABLE & SUPERIOR PROTECTION】: Utilizing both button and Velcro closures, our safety work jacket offers double protection, effectively sealing out debris and enhancing safety at work. Sewn with heat resistance Kevlar thread for strength and durability. Full coverage heavy duty work Jacket protects you from spark, spatter and heat when you are working..🥈【GREAT QUALITY & GOOD DESIGN】: Designed as fire retardant clothing for men, featuring a convenient stand collar design with an adjustable Velcro closure, alongside adjustable welding tools sleeves and waist, our welding coat ensures apersonalized and secure fit, keeping you comfortable and protected during tasks..🥉【TOOL POCKETS & ADJUSTABLE NECK COLLAR】: Our fire resistant jacket & kevlar welding Jacket Equipped with a total of five tool pockets, including two inside pockets (1 small & 1 large), one large outside pocket, and two soapstone pockets on each sleeve, our welder jacket ensures easy access to tools and accessories, keeping you organized and efficient. The neck Velcro Collar can be adjusted..✨【MULTI -FUNCTION】: Our Welding Leather Jacket are widely used in the welding production of machinery, automobiles, steel mills, shipyards, motorcycles, shipbuilding, metallurgy, automotive, mining, construction, gas welding, bridges, pipelines, torch work, boilers, pressure vessels, woodworking and more, making it a versatile addition to any worker's wardrobe..🏆【OUR POLICY】: We believe in our western welder jacket and welding work jacket of Cow split leather material & the satisfaction of our customers is our first priority. If you’re not happy with no possibility with our product for any reason, feel free to contact us and get a full refund.
