CrewBoss

CrewBoss

CrewBoss was forged in the great western wildfires, where grueling conditions called for gear that could stand up to thick brush and intense heat for weeks on end. Over the last three decades we have answered that call, providing quality protective clothing with legendary toughness, and surprising levels of comfort.

CrewBoss is bringing that reputation to the firehouse, with a new line of NFPA 1975 certified Station Wear. Structural firefighters can now experience the same level of American made quality that their wildland counterparts have enjoyed for many years.

Maintenance, Cleaning and Repair

Secure all fastening systems and turn garments inside out prior to washing. Machine wash garment with heavy duty detergent in hot water (140° F/60° C). Do not use Chlorine bleach or detergents containing chlorine bleach as they will deteriorate the protective properties of the fabric. Tumble dry garment on low heat. Do not line-dry in sunlight. After cleaning, garment should be inspected for any thread breaks, ruptured seams, fabric tears, thermal damage, missing hardware and mal-functioning closure systems. Any repairs made must use recognized components. Garment should be thoroughly cleaned, dried and inspected before and after each service. Garment should be stored in a dry place away from direct sunlight. Garments that have been exposed to chemical or biological contamination should be sealed in an airtight and moisture proof bag to prevent the spread of contaminates to other support personnel and equipment.