Flame Resistant Stretch Bandanna that Wicks Moisture

The first bandannas were printed in the United States in 1776 by a defiant John Henson, who copied drawings of militia flags and cannons that were given to him by Martha Washington, despite a British ban on textile printing. They became one of the first souvenirs of the United States. In the 1970’s the bandanna’s popularity surged among cowboys and American blue collar workers.

Now there is an FR bandanna that stretches and is Made in the USA, as it should be! This ultra-light inherent blend jersey has excellent moisture management capabilities. It is printed with a process so is incorporated into the fibers for a soft, smooth finish; not a stiff, heavy screen print sitting on the top o the fabric. Arc and Flame Resistant code information is cleverly incorporated into the design.

Compliance

• ARC Rating (EBT) = 6.4 cal/cm2
• HRC/ARC Level 1
• NFPA 70E Compliant
• OSHA 1910.269
• Meets ASTM F1506
• NESC 2012