As a firefighter, the public can have several misconceptions about what you actually do on a daily basis. Let’s face it; you aren’t in full turnout gear, chin deep in fire and flames every minute of every shift. When you aren’t fighting fires or responding to emergency medical calls, there can be a large amount of downtime in that awfully frigid fire station. Even when you’re running drills, cleaning house, doing maintenance or cooking, it can get pretty cold, especially at night. When it gets cold in the station, or for those medical calls on cooler fall or winter days, a proper firefighter job shirt does just the trick. Heavy enough to keep you warm, but light enough to stay comfortable, a Blauer firefighter job shirt can be easily be worn throughout an entire shift.

Our firefighter job shirts have been specifically designed to be the best mid layer a firefighter would ever need or want. Blauer designed both job shirts with heavy duty, fade resistant, liquid repelling cotton fleece to keep you looking clean and professional while staying warm and comfortable. Contemporary styling with our sport style collar on both job shirts is also functional, protecting your neck from drafts and splashes. Reinforced elbows and cuffs are reinforced and color matched, ensuring that your Blauer job shirt will stick around for years to come. Our quarter zip job shirt also comes equipped with hand warmer pockets, pockets to fit a standard radio and a loose mic tab. Getting on the radio for those emergency calls just got easier and warmer.

Keeping our firefighters comfortable is a part of our mission here at Blauer to ensure that our public safety professionals have the nothing short of the best equipment, gear and apparel while they serve as volunteers to their communities, friends and family. After four generations and over 75 years of developing the rigorous standards used from station to station across the nation, those of us at Blauer continue to demonstrate our dedication to those that put their lives on the line for this nation.