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Check the sewn-in label for specific standards like NFPA 2112, NFPA 70E, or a UL certification mark, along with the ATPV or CAT rating. Genuine FR garments always list these details; vague claims like "fire safe" without a standard listed are a red flag.

Yes, as long as every piece is independently certified FR and rated for your required hazard level, mixing brands is generally fine. What matters is that each layer touching your skin meets the standard, not that all pieces come from one manufacturer.

Yes, NKE Safety Apparel ships to both the United States and Canada, with orders over $99 qualifying for free shipping within the US.

Start with an FR shirt or T-shirt as your base layer, pair it with certified FR pants or jeans, and add an FR hoodie or jacket for colder conditions or extra coverage. Every visible layer should carry the same NFPA 2112/70E certification for full-body protection.

Most FR garments last 1–3 years with regular wear, but inspect each piece regularly for thinning fabric, holes, or chemical exposure rather than replacing on a fixed schedule. Replace any single item as soon as it shows visible wear, even if the rest of your wardrobe is newer.

Price often reflects fabric quality, brand, and features like stretch or ripstop weave, not necessarily the level of protection. A lower-priced FR garment can meet the same NFPA 2112/70E standard as a pricier one, as long as it carries the correct certification label.