8070 - THE CANVAS COLLAR JOB SHIRT
XS
$59.50 USD
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8070 - THE CANVAS COLLAR JOB SHIRT
$59.50 USD
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The 8070 Canvas Collar Job Shirt combines rugged durability with professional style, featuring reinforced canvas twill details and heavy-duty fleece construction. Designed with utility-driven storage, reinforced elbows, and a no-curl lay-down collar, it’s built to perform under pressure—making it a favorite for first responders and work crews alike
- Heavyweight Warmth – 12 oz 80/20 cotton/polyester superweight fleece for dependable comfort.
- Durable Collar – Cotton no-curl canvas twill lay-down collar keeps its shape for a professional appearance.
- Secure Fit – Set-in sleeves with knit cuffs and bottom band.
- Sturdy Closure – 7" molded zipper for ease and reliability.
- Radio & Communication Ready – Deep mic clips on shoulders with matching canvas twill accents.
- Smart Storage – Right chest canvas twill radio pocket (9" depth) with Velcro closure and hidden cell phone pocket; recessed two-pen pocket holder on left sleeve with canvas twill accent.
- Reinforced Durability – Canvas twill elbow patches add strength and resist wear.
- Structured Comfort – Cotton canvas twill tape at the collar improves structure and comfort.
- Everyday Functionality – Side seam pockets for hands and essentials.
Uses & Industries
- Firefighters and EMS responders
- Law enforcement and public safety uniforms
- Utility and maintenance crews
- Outdoor cold-weather work
- Tactical and duty wear
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