NKE FR LIGHTWEIGHT CREWNECK TEE - NAVY

NKE sells both as separate products. The lightweight crewneck uses a thinner fabric, so it is designed to feel cooler and lighter, while the regular FR long sleeve T-shirt is a different style at a lower price. Check the Feature tab on each page for fabric weight, then choose based on the climate you work in and how you plan to layer.

Not necessarily. A lightweight FR fabric can still meet flame-resistance standards, but arc ratings (ATPV) often rise with fabric weight, so a thinner shirt may have a lower arc rating than a heavier one. Check the Compliances tab and garment label for this tee’s exact standard and rating, and make sure it meets your job’s requirements.

Yes, a lightweight cotton FR tee is a popular choice for hot weather, because the thin, breathable fabric is less bulky under coveralls or an FR jacket. Keep every layer flame resistant, and avoid synthetic fabrics next to your skin, since they can melt in a fire. Take breaks and stay hydrated, since no shirt can fully offset heat stress.

A crewneck sits higher on the neck, so it covers more of your upper chest and collarbone than a V-neck, which leaves more skin exposed to sparks and heat. For FR work, a higher neckline is generally the safer choice. Wear the shirt with the neckline in its normal position, and follow your employer’s PPE rules.

Lightweight fabric is thinner than heavier FR shirts, so it can show wear sooner, especially at the cuffs, collar and elbows. Wash it according to the care label, avoid rough handling, and inspect it regularly. Replace the shirt as soon as you see holes, thin spots, burn marks or heavy oil staining, since these can reduce protection.

The tee is priced at $66.90 for sizes S to 2XL and $71.90 for sizes 3XL to 5XL, and it is not offered in tall sizes. The store states that a 10% discount is applied automatically at checkout, and shipping is free on orders above $99, so two tees qualify. The product page shows an estimated delivery window at checkout.