CrewBoss, the United States’ leading manufacturer of PPE garments for First Responders, continues to innovate with its Station Wear line, as more and more departments across the country adopt for daily use.
“We introduced our Station Wear line a few years ago as we saw a major need for quality garments, enhanced designs coupled with new technology,” said Ryan Davidson, CrewBoss Director of Sales. “Since then, we’ve continued to make improvements to our line to position CrewBoss Station Wear as the best in the market.”
CrewBoss Station Wear meets NFPA 1975 certification and is available in a variety of fire resistant and non-fire resistant fabrics. These carefully sourced and inspected FR fabrics are much more durable and last longer than traditional cotton station wear, and are inherently flame resistant. You cannot wash or wear out your safety for the life of the garment.
CrewBoss Station Wear garments can be completely customized to meet the needs of any size. This includes adding additional certifications or unique features to to help address specific needs that departments might have.
“We’re are talking with departments all over the country who are in need of quality station wear built to meet their specific needs,” added Davidson. “We specialize in working directly with the department to customize a garment that works perfectly for them.”
In addition to its standard line of Station Wear, CrewBoss also manufactures a station wear garment line specifically made for women firefighters. CrewBoss spent years working directly with women firefighters to develop this line, which includes a more tailored Class B Shirt in both short and long sleeves, and a pant with lowered rise and additional room in the thigh area.
CrewBoss also offers NFPA 1975 FR Station Wear polos made from a fire-resistant fabric that offers sweat-wicking moisture management along with a superior comfort and design.
“We’re looking forward to working with more and more departments to come up with Station Wear solutions to best suit their needs,” said Davidson.
