Company Profile and our Range of Products / Blue Protective Gear / Industrial Apparel

1. A Company Profile

2. Who We Are
 A Small Company with a Big Heart
 Established in the year 2014
 Architects of Industrial Workwear, Flame Retardant Apparel &
Bespoke Safety Gear.
 We cater to clientele in the MENA Region (Middle East &
North Africa), and the World over.
 Located at Ahmedabad in Gujarat in India (known as the
Manchester of India)

3. Our Values
Our values determine how we treat our people, clients, and partners.
They define who we are and how we do our job. They also help us to
work together in the most effective way.
They are:
 Integrity
 Competence
 Client Forever
 Committed
 Added Value

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5. Mission Statement
Our Mission Statement stands for the firm belief that we will not
let you down
 In the severest work conditions
 Shall meet the strictest needs
 Be in accordance to the required industry norms and
specifications.
 Protect, defend & secure you

6. Our Vision & Strategy
We Look after our Customers with C.A.R.E.
C = Competitive, that is we offer the best prices
Cost Effective at the best quality possible
A = Attentive to all their wants / details
Aggressive in our Deliveries
R = Reliable in our commitments
Responsible for our Actions
E = Ethical in our dealings
Empathetic in our approach

7. We Make
 Secondary Flame Resistant Apparel – Coveralls, Trousers, Shirts
& T-Shirts
 Protective Workwear – Coveralls, Trousers & Shirts
 Industrial Uniforms – Work Coats, Lab Coats, Trousers, Shirts &
T-Shirts
 Bespoke, Customized and Made to Order Apparel
 Outerwear - Coats, Jackets and Hoodies
 Innerwear

8. Key Products
1) Coveralls, Boiler Suits, Overalls
2) Trousers / Pants
3) Shirts
4) T Shirts – Polo, Round Neck & V-Neck
5) Winter Jackets – Fleece, Layered & Insulated
6) Bib Coveralls
7) Work Coat / Lab Coat
8) Inners / Body Warmers
9) Hoods / Balaclavas & Sleeves

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10. Key Products

11. Key Products

12. Key Products

13. Industries

14. Industries

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16. Fabrics
 Inherent Flame Retardant Fabrics
 Treated FR & FR Blends
 Cotton & Cotton Blends
 Polyester & Polyester Blends
 Nylon & Nylon Blends
 Wool

17. Inherent Flame Retardant Fabrics
 Nomex® IIIA
Made from Nomex® Fibres (DuPont) which are inherently flame resistant, it does not diminish
with the life of the fabric. It gives protection against flash fire and electric arc exposure.
Furthermore it has got excellent tensile properties, chemical resistance and thermal stability. It is
blended with 5% Kevlar for inhibiting thermal shrinkage and 2% P140 carbon based anti-static for
protection from static hazards
 Protex®
Protex® is made from inherent flame resistant Modacrylic fibres from Kaneka Corporation, Japan.
Protex exhibits a high LOI, blends perfectly with natural & man-made fibres to produce high
quality fabrics.
It does not melt or drip when ignited, the blended fabric will self extinguish & form a char barrier
that works as a shield to minimize fire damage.

18. Inherent Flame Retardant Fabrics
 Aramid
Innovative inherent flame retardant fabric made of blended aramid fibers in composition of 93%
Meta-Aramid, 5% Para-Aramid, 2% Antistatic.
Its inherent thermal protection cannot be washed away, it is durable & resistant to abrasion. Other
excellent characteristics being light weight & breathable, which make it very comfortable to wear.
 Tecasafe Plus
TenCate Tecasafe® Plus with Coolderm™ Technology is engineered to provide unbeatable electric
arc and flash fire protection that lasts twice as long as chemically treated cotton fabrics.
It is a soft and lightweight fabric that provides unmatched comfort. It’s inherent protection will
never wash out or wear away.

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20. Treated Flame Retardant Fabrics
 Proban®
PROBAN® is a quality controlled technological process that gives cotton & cotton rich woven &
knitted textiles flame retardant properties that are durable for long term use.
Articles manufactured from PROBAN® fabrics provide reliable flame retardant performance and
peace of mind to industrial, institutional and end-consumers through-out the world while
conforming with industry fire regulations.
 Pyrovatex®
Pyrovatex® is a treated fabric that offers the best overall fire protection available for cotton.
Treated fabrics barely shrink or melt when exposed to heat and fires, thereby ensuring that the
skin is not exposed to hazardous condition
Key Characteristics are outstanding durability to wash & wear, which assures long life of the
clothing. Finishes have negligible influence on fabric coloration & therefore preserve flexibility to
meet specific color demands. They have good compatibility with other treatments, permitting the
creation of multifunctional garments.

21. Fabrics – Cotton & Polyester
 Cotton & Cotton Blends
Cotton is the most versatile, the most valuable and the most widely used of all fabrics. “The King”
in the literal sense of all fabrics. And even better than that, it is inexpensive.
Major properties like absorbency, comfortability, ease of laundering, durability, affinity to dyes,
good resistance to alkalies, organic solvents, ease of treatment, make it an ideal choice for
industrial and safety workwear.
 Polyester & Polyester Blends
Synthetic fiber developed in the 1950’s by DuPont. It is stronger and more stiffer than cotton. They
also have better wrinkle resistance and easy care properties. Polyester fibres are also cheaper to
produce than cotton fibres.
However, being more stiffer and less absorbent than cotton, makes them a little less comfortable.
This then leads the way for blending it with cotton to make it more comfortable, durable and easy
to wear.

22. Fabrics – Cotton & Polyester
 Cotton & Cotton Blends
Cotton is the most versatile, the most valuable and the most widely used of all fabrics. “The King”
in the literal sense of all fabrics. And even better than that, it is inexpensive.
Major properties like absorbency, comfortability, ease of laundering, durability, affinity to dyes,
good resistance to alkalies, organic solvents, ease of treatment, make it an ideal choice for
industrial and safety workwear.
 Polyester & Polyester Blends
Synthetic fiber developed in the 1950’s by DuPont. It is stronger and more stiffer than cotton. They
also have better wrinkle resistance and easy care properties. Polyester fibres are also cheaper to
produce than cotton fibres.
However, being more stiffer and less absorbent than cotton, makes them a little less comfortable.
This then leads the way for blending it with cotton to make it more comfortable, durable and easy
to wear.

23. Fabrics – Nylon and Wool
 Nylon & Nylon Blends
Invented by DuPont, and the first truly synthetic fiber, completely made from petrochemicals. Nylon is
valued for its light weight, incredible tensile strength, durability, and resistance to damage. It also takes
dye easily, making the fabric available in a wide array of colors for consumers.
Generally used in protective wear as a blend and for cold weather clothing due to its high resistance to
moisture absorbency.
 Wool
Wool is a protein fibre. a natural, highly crimped hair fibre derived from different breeds of sheep.
Worsted fabrics are made from highly twisted yarns of long fine wool fibres usually blended with
polyester fibre whereas woolen fabrics are made from less twisted yarns of coarser wool fibres.
Fabrics constructed of blends of cotton, wool & polyester are used for protective apparel to impart
particular properties such as strength, durability, or dimensional stability.

24. Fabrics – Others
 Acrylic
 Denims
 Corduroy
 Gabardine
 Rayon
 Linen
 Bamboo
 And the list goes on …………….

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26. Safety Norms and Standards - EN
EN ISO 11611:2015 - - Protective Clothing for use
in Welding & Allied Processes
Specifies two Classes
 Class 1 Protection against less hazardous
welding techniques & situations, causing lower
levels of splatter and radiant heat.
 Class 2 Protection against more hazardous
welding techniques & situations, causing higher
levels of splatter and radiant heat.

27. Safety Norms and Standards - EN
EN ISO 11612:2015 – Protective Clothing to protect
against heat and flame — Minimum performance
requirements
Protective garments that comply with this International
Standard shall meet the following parameters:
 Code A1 – Limited flame spread to outer surface
 Code A2 – Limited flame spread to edge
 Code B – Convective heat (Levels B1, B2, & B3)
 Code C – Radiant heat (Levels C1, C2, C3, & C4)
 Code D – Molten aluminium splash (D1, D2, & D3)
 Code E – Molten iron splash (E1, E2 & E3)
 Code F – Contact heat (F1, F2 & F3)

28. Safety Norms and Standards - EN
EN ISO 14116:2015 - Protective clothing — Protection
against flame - Limited flame spread materials, material
assemblies and clothing (ISO 14116:2015),
When protection against heat hazards is necessary, in
addition to protection against flame, this International
Standard is not appropriate. International Standards such
as ISO 11612 are to be used instead.
EN ISO 20471:2013 - High visibility clothing — Test
methods and requirements
EN 1149-1:2006 - Protective clothing — Electrostatic
properties. Part 1: Test method for measurement of
surface resistivity

29. Safety Norms and Standards - EN
EN 14360:2004 - Protective clothing against rain — Test
method for ready made garments — Impact from above
with high energy droplets.
Applies to the testing of jackets, trousers, coats, and one
or two piece suits and it is a positive addition to EN343.
IEC 61482-2 - Protective Clothing against Thermal
Hazards of Electric Arc This draft standard specifies
requirements applicable to materials and garments
(excluding head, hands and feet) for protective clothing
for electrical workers against the thermal hazards of an
electric arc.

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31. Safety Norms and Standards - US
NFPA 70E - This standard addresses electrical safety related
work practices for employee workplaces & includes
guidance for selecting the appropriate Arc Flash PPE
(Personal Protective Equipment) for the employees.
One of the following methods shall be used for the selection of PPE.
 Incident Energy Analysis - Determine the potential incident
energy exposure of the worker in cal/cm². Based on this analysis,
the worker must wear PPE with an Arc Thermal Performance Value
(ATPV - measured in cal/cm²), or EBT greater than the potential
exposure level.
 PPE Categories (CAT) - Select from table of common electrical
job tasks and determine a PPE category for each task. The table
lists the four PPE categories, corresponding required minimum
arc rating of flame-resistant clothing

32. Safety Norms and Standards - US
PPE
Category
Risk Assessment Clothing
Description
Required Minimum
ARC
Rating of PPE (ATPV)
1 Arc-rated FR shirt and FR pants or FR coverall (1 layer) 4 cal/cm2
2 Arc-rated FR shirt and FR pants or FR coverall
(1 or 2 layers)
8 cal/cm2
3 Arc-rated FR shirt and FR pants or FR coverall, & arc
flash suit selected so that the system arc rating meets
the required minimum (2 or 3 layers)
25cal/cm2
4 Arc-rated FR shirt and FR pants or FR coverall, & arc
flash suit selected so that the system arc rating meets
the required minimum (3 or 4 layers)
40 cal/cm2

33. Safety Norms and Standards - US
ASTM F1506 – Standard performance specification for flame
resistant & arc rated textile materials for wearing apparel for use
by electrical workers exposed to momentary electric arc and
related thermal hazards.
These materials must meet the following performance
requirements:
 The fabric must not melt, drip, or have more than 2.0 seconds after flame
or 6.0 inches char Length when tested as received and after 25
launderings or dry cleanings. Testing for flame resistance is in
accordance with ASTM Test Method D6413.
 The fabric may not have more than 5.0 seconds Afterflame time when
tested as received in accordance with ASTM Test Method F1959. The arc
rating is reported as either: arc rating ATPV or arc rating EBT (if the ATPV
cannot be calculated because of fabric break open). The arc rating is
reported as guidance on the performance of the fabric in arc exposure
testing. There is no minimum required value for arc rating.

34. Safety Norms and Standards - US
NFPA 2112 - Standard on Flame Resistant Garments
for the protection of Industrial Personnel Against Flash
Fire.
The standard provides a minimum performance
specification & certifications that Fabric & garments
must achieve in order to be considered flame
resistant.
 In order for these standards to be met, a comprehensive
battery of thermal tests must be passed.
 Testing by an accredited laboratory to meet certification
 Must be by a third party to the manufacturer or vendor
without a monetary interest in the product’s profitability.

35. Safety Norms and Standards - US
NFPA 2112 – Thermal tests
 ASTM D6413 – Vertical Flammability test: Fabric must not have
more than a maximum of two seconds after flame and a 4-inch char
length.
 ASTM F2700 – Heat Transfer Performance (HTP) test: Fabric must
have a minimum HTP of 6 cal/cm2 with a spacer and 3 cal/cm2 when
in contact with the heat source.
 Thermal Stability test: Fabric must not melt or drip, separate or
ignite after five minutes in an oven at 260° C (500 degrees
Fahrenheit).
 Thermal Shrinkage test: Fabric must not shrink more than 10
percent after five minutes in an oven at 260° C (500 degrees
Fahrenheit).
 ASTM F1930-11 – Thermal Mannequin test: Fabric must not have
more than a maximum of 50-percent predicted body burn after a
three-second thermal exposure.

36. Safety Norms and Standards - US
NFPA 2113 - Standard on Selection, Care, Use and
Maintenance of Flame Resistant Garments for Protection of
Industrial Personnel Against Flash Fire.
 Serves as a user guide for Industrial Flame Resistant Clothing &
provides guidance for FR garment selection, care, use, &
maintenance
 This standard will require that garments be certified to NFPA 2112
 Is mostly for end users of FR Garments
 Requires that a hazard analysis be performed for the industrial work
place.
 Provides common sense protocol for issues like:
 Selecting FR garments
 Coverage
 Cleaning & Care/Maintenance
 Properly using FR garments

37. Safety Norms and Standards - US
16 CFR Part 1610 - Standard for the Flammability of
Clothing Textiles (not related to Flame resistant
clothing textiles) but only for normal work apparel &
everyday clothing fabrics
Establishes three classes of flammability. The classes are
based on measurement of burn time, along with visual
observations of flame intensity.
The classes are:
Class 1 or normal flammability
Class 2 or intermediate flammability
Class 3 or rapid and intense burning
Note: Only Class 1 & 2 rated fabrics are used for all wearing apparel in the US.

38. Safety Norms and Standards - US
29 CFR 1910.132 – OSHA Regulation / US general
requirement for employers to assess hazards in the
workplace and provide appropriate PPE
 Protective equipment, including PPE for eyes, face, head,
& extremities, protective clothing, respiratory devices, &
protective shields & barriers, shall be provided, used,
and maintained in a sanitary & reliable condition
wherever it is necessary
 by reason of hazards of processes or environment,
chemical hazards, radiological hazards, or mechanical
irritants encountered in a manner capable of causing
injury or impairment in the function of any part of the
body through absorption, inhalation or physical contact.

39. Safety Norms and Standards - US
29 CFR 1910.269 – OSHA Regulation / Clothing for
employees exposed to the hazards of flames or electric
arcs
 The employer shall ensure that each employee who is
exposed to the hazards of flames or electric arcs does not
wear clothing that, when exposed to flames or electric arcs,
could increase the extent of injury that would be sustained by
the employee.
 NOTE: Clothing made from the following types of fabrics,
either alone or in blends, is prohibited by this paragraph,
unless the employer can demonstrate that the fabric has been
treated to withstand the conditions that may be encountered
or that the clothing is worn in such a manner as to eliminate
the hazard involved: acetate, nylon, polyester, rayon.

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41. Coveralls – Nomex® 3A
 7 Pockets Design — Two Top With Flaps & Snap Buttons,
Two Back, Two Side With Pass Through Design For Access To
Inner Garment & One Tool Pocket
 Permanent Sewn Crease Line
 All Stress Points Bar Tacked
 Elasticized Waist Back For Greater Comfort & Fit
 Flat-felled Seams In Seat For Extra Durability
 1” Wide Reflective Stripes On Shoulders, Waist, Sleeves, Legs
& Back For Added Visibility & Safety
 Loops On Shoulders For Gas Detectors / Two Way Radios
 All Metal Parts Fully Concealed – Snap Buttons & Zippers
 All Trims – Threads, Zipper, Velcro & Reflective Stripes also
FR Rated

42. Coveralls – Flame Retardant
 Premium Coveralls made from Flame Retardant Cotton (FR
Treated – Proban & Pyrovatex)
 Fully Mercerized & Sanforised (Pre Shrunk)
 Extremely comfortable to wear.
 7 Pocket Design —Two Top with Flaps & Velcro Closures,
Two Back, Two Side with Pass Through Design for access to
Inner Garment & One Side Tool Pocket
 All stress point are bar tacked & fully double stitched / triple
stitched
 Elasticized waistband for greater comfort & fit
 Flat-felled seams in seat for extra durability
 All Metal Parts Fully Concealed – Snap Buttons & Zippers
 All Trims – Threads, Zipper, Velcro & Reflective Stripes also
FR Rated

43. Coveralls – Protex®
 7 Pockets Design — Two Top with zip closures, Two
Back, Two Side With Pass Through Design For Access
To Inner Garment & One Tool Pocket
 All Stress Points Bar Tacked
 Elasticized Waist Back For Greater Comfort & Fit
 Flat-felled Seams In Seat For Extra Durability
 2” Wide Reflective Stripes On Shoulders, Sleeves, &
Legs for Added Visibility & Safety
 Side Seams Double Stitched For Added Strength All
Metal Parts Fully Concealed – Snap Buttons &
Zippers
 All Trims – Threads, Zipper, Velcro & Reflective Stripes
also FR Rated

44. Coveralls – Cotton & PC
 Coveralls made from Cotton & Poly Cotton
 Fully Mercerized & Sanforised (Pre Shrunk)
 Extremely comfortable to wear.
 7 Pocket Design —Two Top & Two Back with Flaps
& Velcro Closures, Two Side with Pass Through
Design for access to Inner Garment & One Side
Tool Pocket
 All stress point are bar tacked & fully double
stitched
 Elasticized waistband for greater comfort & fit
 Flat-felled seams in seat for extra durability
 Heavy Duty Two Way Zipper – Brass or Nylon

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46. Shirts
Blue Protective Gear
(Made In India)
 Premium Shirts
 Fully Mercerized & Sanforised (Pre Shrunk)
 Lightweight and Comfortable
 One Chest Pocket / Two Chest Pockets
 Shirt tail hem stays tucked in.
 Adjustable Cuffs with Buttons
 Pencil Slot on Chest Pocket
 Reinforces Bartacks at Key Stress Points to avoid
Ripping
 Fabrics: 100% Cotton / Protex / Nomex IIIA / Poly
Cotton / FR Cotton (Proban & Pyrovatex)
 Fabric Weight - 180 / 210 / 240 / 260 / 280 / 300 / 320
gsm

47. Trousers, Jeans and Cargos
 Premium Trousers / Cargos
 Fully Mercerized & Sanforised (Pre Shrunk)
 4 or 5 Pockets Design — Two deep side pockets, Two back
pockets & One side tool pocket
 Permanent Sewn Crease Line
 All stress points bar tacked & fully double stitched
 Elasticized waist for greater comfort and fit
 Flat-felled seams in seat for extra durability
 Heavy duty metallic brass zipper
 Side Seam double Stitched for added Strength
 Fabrics: 100% Cotton / Protex / Nomex IIIA / Poly Cotton/ FR
Cotton (Proban & Pyrovatex)
 Fabric Weight - 210 / 240 / 260 / 280 / 300 / 320 gsm

48. Jackets
 Functional windproof & breathable winter Jacket
 Two Slant Side Pockets & Two Top Pockets with
Flaps & Snap Buttons.
 Heavy Duty Zippers Elasticized Waist
 Single Layered / Tri-Layered
 One Piece Top Stitched Collar & Double Stitched
Seams
 With or Without Reflective Stripes
 Fabrics: 100% Cotton / Protex / Nomex IIIA / Poly
Cotton / FR Cotton (Proban & Pyrovatex)
 Fabric Weight - 210 / 240 / 260 / 280 / 300 / 320
gsm

49. Bib Coveralls
 Premium Bib Coveralls
 Flat Felled Seams in seat for extra durability
 Non Conducting heavy duty release buckles
 All stress point bar tacked & fully double stitched
 Elasticized waist for greater comfort and fit
 One large pocket on chest with safety flap and
button closure & Two Slanted Side Pockets
 Side vents with safety flaps & button closures,
behind side pockets
 Tool pocket on right hand side leg
 Fabric Weight - 210 / 240 / 260 / 280 / 300 / 320
gsm

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51. Lab Coat / Work Coat
 Premium Lab Coat / Work Coat
 Lined notched lapel collar
 Two patch lower pockets
 One chest pocket with pen slot
 All stress points bar tacked & fully double stitched
 Action back for ease of movement and flexibility
 Pre-Shrunk and Mercerized
 3 / 4 Button or Snap Closure
 Side seam slits for easy pant pocket access
 Fabric Weight: 210/ 240 / 260 / 280 / 300 / 320 gsm
 Fabrics: 100% Cotton / Protex / Nomex IIIA / Poly
Cotton / FR Cotton (Proban & Pyrovatex)

52. Body Warmers / Thermal Inner Wear
 Premium Body Warmers / Thermal Innerwear
 Soft Interlining Provides Cozy Warmth To Protect The
Wearer Against The Cold
 Long / Short Sleeves
 Soft Ribbed Cuffs & Spandex Guarantee a Perfect Fit
 Warm Comfortable & Lightweight
 Moisture Wicking Properties To Keep You Cool and
Dry
 Bottoms With Full Elastic Comfort Waist & Rib Knit
Leg Openings
 Body Hugging Fit
 Fabric: Cotton / Poly Cotton / FR Cotton (Proban &
Pyrovatex) / Wool / Acrylic

53. T-Shirts / Polo, V-Neck & Round Neck
 Premium Knitted Polo T-Shirts, V-Neck &
Round Neck – Normal Shoulder or Raglan
Shoulder
 Ribbed Knit Soft Polo Collar
 Short Sleeves with Ribbed Armbands
 Three Button Placket
 Twin Needle Stitching at Shoulder and Hem
 Vented Hem with Shirt Tail
 Taped Neckline for added comfort
 Fabric: Cotton / Poly Cotton / FR Cotton
(Proban, Pyrovatex) / Wool / Acrylic

54. Benefits in dealing with us
 Location - we are located in a place where any fabric is available, meaning
sourcing anything is not a problem, but a boon. AFA (Ask for Anything) related
to fabrics of course, we will get it.
 Versatility - we make any design in work wear specially coveralls, you design it,
we make it, we design it & we make it. You portray it & we make it. Takes time
of course, but we do it.
 Quality -No compromises, no cutting corners, we just don’t do it. Giving the
best is what we do and like to do.
 Genuineness - Giving what we say we are giving.
 Competitive – Best prices for the Quality we give
 Guarantee – No Questions asked return policy. If at all the product does not
meet your high standards, we will be happy to replace it.

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