Safety Flight Coverall

Designed for maximum protection and comfort, this Thermal Windproof Aramid 3A Safety Flight Coverall is engineered for high-performance environments. Its thermal and windproof capabilities make it ideal for flight operations, offering safety features that comply with 3A standards. The durable aramid fabric provides exceptional resistance to heat, wear, and tear, making it a reliable choice for aviation professionals and enthusiasts alike.

Size:
Available in S, M, L, XL

Color: Olive

Material:
Durable aramid fabric for heat and wear resistance
Thermal lining for warmth and windproofing for protection against the elements

Features:
Thermal and Windproof: Keeps you warm and protected in harsh conditions.
High Safety Standards: Meets 3A safety requirements for flight operations.
Durable Construction: Aramid fabric offers superior resistance to elements.
Comfortable Fit: Designed for ease of movement during high-performance activities.

Assembly:
No assembly required; comes ready for immediate use.

What’s Included:
1 Thermal Windproof Aramid Safety Flight Coverall

Washing Care Instructions:
Dry Clean Only: Safety Flight Coverall should be professionally dry cleaned. Never attempt to wash them in a washing machine.
Professional Dry Cleaning: Take the overcoat to a reputable dry cleaner who specializes in wool garments. They have the expertise and equipment to clean and maintain the quality of the material.
Storage: When not in use, store your wool blend overcoat in a cool, dry place with good air circulation. Use a padded hanger to maintain its shape and prevent wrinkles. Avoid hanging it in a crowded closet.
Protect from Moths: Wool is susceptible to damage from moths, so consider using moth repellents or cedar blocks in your storage area to prevent infestations.
Avoid Exposure to Rain: Wool can become damaged when exposed to heavy rain or moisture. Use an umbrella or a waterproof cover when wearing the overcoat in wet conditions.
Professional Repairs: If your overcoat experiences damage or needs alterations, seek the services of a professional tailor or cobbler who specializes in wool and outerwear. Attempting repairs at home can lead to further damage.
Avoid Over-Pressing: If the overcoat becomes wrinkled, avoid excessive ironing. Instead, use a garment steamer on a low setting to remove wrinkles, or hang it in a steamy bathroom to allow the wrinkles to naturally release.

S (Small): Usually corresponds to a chest circumference of approximately 33-34 inches, waist of 25-26 inches, and hips of 35-36 inches.
M (Medium): Generally corresponds to a chest circumference of about 35-36 inches, waist of 27-28 inches, and hips of 37-38 inches.
L (Large): Typically corresponds to a chest circumference of approximately 37-39 inches, waist of 29-31 inches, and hips of 39-41 inches.
XL (Extra Large): Usually corresponds to a chest circumference of approximately 40-42 inches, waist of 32-34 inches, and hips of 42-44 inches.