🔥 Durable Small Flames Cotton Welding Jacket: Optimal Protection & Comfort Review

I like this jacket very much. I'm 5ft 8in and a bit chubby with broad shoulders. My chest is 45 inches and it fits well without being tight. It's lightweight and doesn't get hot. But I also work in a well-ventilated area. The length reaches up to the crotch height and the sleeves go well into the area of the gloves. I like the collar, it's not hard so it doesn't irritate. My wife says when I wear it it looks like a chef coat. lol. I haven't had a single spark cut through the material as far as…

I ordered this (large) product the first week of January and it arrived 2 days before the date specified when I purchased it. I was hesitant to buy a large one, XL shirts usually suit me and I have broad shoulders. FITS PERFECTLY. Now it's about quality. It's funny how people give 2 stars when talking about a jacket that got burned from overhead welding. I'm a member of the BOILERMAKER union and it's all about welding. I have burned leather jackets by welding them at the top. well, one way or…

This is my first welding/metalwork jacket. It's the right size (for me at least), medium size as expected. The closures are easy to close and cover the neck and arms well. Good gloves help with everything else. I will say that the fabric is very rough from the factory, but it softens a little after washing. Also, it's cotton, so anything really hot can burn holes. I sanded at an angle, and a few sparks had time to heat up and burn out. It didn't burn my shirt or skin so I think it did the job…