Esselte 20-322 Business Paper White 50-Sheet Dozen
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Refrigiwear
Insulated coverall rated to -10°F with nine pockets, a stand-up collar and zipper front, sized for 50–52 in chest and 44–46 in waist
The Refrigiwear Comfortguard coverall is a cotton insulated garment rated for temperatures down to -10 degrees Fahrenheit. It features a stand-up collar, long sleeves, and a front zipper closure. Nine outside pockets provide storage for tools and personal items while working outdoors.
This size 2XL regular fits chests from 50 to 52 inches and waists from 44 to 46 inches with a 31 1/2 inch inseam. It suits men who need full-body warmth and mobility in freezing conditions. Workers needing a hood or a different size range should look elsewhere.
The -10 degree Fahrenheit rating is the single specification that determines if this coverall matches the job site climate. If the working environment drops below this threshold, the insulation level will not be sufficient for safety and comfort.
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