My brother bought about a half dozen Eddie Bauer work shirts several years ago and gave them to me as they were too big for him. I wore them and wore them when welding. They were very comfortable and lasted a long time and always looked great with just washing and drying. When I finally wore them out I went into a store that sold Eddie Bauer products and found out that they did not make them any longer. So far I haven't found any other shirts that I liked wearing near as well as them. Too bad as they were a great shirt.

 

try LL bean. every so often they come out with a work shirt that really works.

 

^^^^^^ Billy Troy Martin call him.

http://weldingshirt.com/mountaincloth.html

 

Martin brothers is the only shirts I buy anymore, great product and prices to .

 

i will give them a shot, thankyou!

im a sucker for the usa made stuff.

$60 per shirt sucks, but, for american, i'll try it.

 

there's another work shirt/clothing option out there for a very reasonable price. the correction connection prison blues clothing co. made in usa by guy's doing hard time. for about $35 you can get what looks like a good quality welding shirt. probably not fr and not heco en mexico:nono:

 

But probably still made by mexican's in prision

 

Carhart still has some 3xlt on there web site.

 

Bingo!!!!! Docwelder save the world, it s close related to carhart brand. Its a shame carhart dropping its fine shirt.

 

^^^ Lapco is the only one selling decent welding shirts anymore. BB are good, too - if you can find them.

 

lapco has great heavy duty welding shirts.

 

Check out Tractor Supply. They carry some shirts like this. Really heavy, strong material, almost like a light jacket, but it's a shirt.

 

If you know you like it, buy 25 while it's still in stock - all the stores - especially the little ones that may still have stock.


That way you have five years to figure it out.

 

https://www.cabelas.com/product/Cab...t/Cabelas-Roughneck-Mens-Stonewash-Long-Sleeve-Canvas-Shirt-Regular/1385103.uts

 

Go to Goodwill or Salvation army and buy some 100 % cotton dress shirts( those ***** lawyers wear them all the time). Chop the bottoms level and sleeves up to the top of where your glove lands, pockets, whatever. Any kid with an upholstery shop or a local seamstress can make you EXACTLY what you need/want,Grab some cotton bib overalls and cut the azz end out and make you some aprons too.

 

them little twits in boot barns dont even know what there selling. doms in livermore is like a disneyland for hunters/outdoors/workers. second guess would be joe hassans in lodi. both places are knowledgeable, big stock, fed ex/ups

 

What about the Tillman flameproof green shirts? Nobody can say you're not stylin when you're wearing one of them...