FR Shirts, Hi-Vis, and Service Uniforms Built for Vegas Electrical Crews.
NFPA 70E-rated shirts that hold up in 110° heat. ANSI Class 2 hi-vis with logo placement that doesn't break the cert. Service polos a journeyman will actually wear.
Las Vegas electrical contractors wear NFPA 70E arc-rated FR shirts (Bulwark Excel-FR, Carhartt FR) for commercial and medium-voltage work, ANSI Class 2 hi-vis for service trucks and roadside calls, and embroidered service polos for residential service techs. Every FR garment is decorated with Nomex (aramid) thread that preserves the certification through industrial laundering.
We speak your safety manager's language.
Every electrical contractor we work with operates under specs from a safety officer, a master electrician, or both. We carry the brands, ratings, and certifications they want on file — and we keep the spec sheets so reorders match.
Arc-rated apparel for the field
Bulwark, Carhartt FR, and FRC shirts in CAT 1 and CAT 2 ratings — see NFPA 70E standard. We embroider on FR garments using FR-compatible thread and placement techniques that preserve the certification.
Hi-vis for service crews and roadside work
Class 2 vests, t-shirts, and long-sleeve hi-vis with reflective striping per ANSI/ISEA 107. Logo placement follows the 72-square-inch limit so your branding never breaks compliance.
PPE that meets the spec sheet
We carry the gear your safety manager already knows per OSHA 1910.269 — PIP, ML Kishigo, Bulwark, Wrangler Riggs. Every spec sheet on file. Reorders match the original lot every time.
What we make for electrical crews.
Field-tested combinations we run for working electrical contractors across Las Vegas, Henderson, and North Las Vegas. Mix and match — most crews end up with two or three of these.
FR work shirts
CAT 1 / CAT 2 rated · button-down or polo · embroidered chest
Hi-vis Class 2 t-shirts
Lime or orange · screen-printed back · ANSI-compliant placement
Branded service polos
Port Authority K500 · embroidered chest + sleeve · 8 stocked colors
Hard hat stickers + decals
Vinyl cut · OSHA-compliant placement · bulk pricing available
What we run every week for electrical shops.
From two-person service trucks to 80-person commercial electrical contractors. The sweet spot for a company store is around 25 employees — under that, bulk reorders work fine.
- 01 Service truck crew uniforms with embroidered name + company logo
- 02 New-hire onboarding kits (5 shirts, hat, hoodie, FR layer)
- 03 Apprentice gear allowances tied to hour milestones
- 04 Foreman and supervisor differentiation (color, embroidery vs print)
- 05 Trade show + IBEW event apparel for Las Vegas locals
- 06 Branded swag for journeyman recruiting drives
FR-compliant branded workwear for Las Vegas electrical contractors.
Electrical contractors in Las Vegas operate under NFPA 70E for arc-flash protection and (depending on scope) NFPA 2112 for flash-fire exposure. Bighorn Threads is the local production shop that supplies and decorates compliant FR apparel for journeymen, apprentices, foremen, project managers, and service techs — from solo service trucks to 200-electrician data center crews. The right baseline spec for most Vegas commercial electrical work is CAT 2 (8 cal/cm²) FR shirts and pants from Bulwark, Carhartt FR, or Wrangler FR, decorated with FR-safe Nomex thread that retains the rating after laundering.
The most-ordered FR setup for a journeyman doing commercial 480V work: 5× Bulwark SLU2 Excel-FR shirts (CAT 2, 6.5 oz fabric, lightweight enough for Vegas summer), 5× PEW2 Excel-FR pants, and 1× JLR8 hi-vis lined bomber for night utility ties. For service techs running residential and light commercial, the same shirts step down to CAT 1 with a single-layer spec that hits the 4 cal/cm² floor without overcooking the crew in summer heat. We quote both options and let your safety officer make the call based on your incident energy analysis.
Decoration is where most catalog suppliers compromise the rating. Standard polyester embroidery thread melts in arc events. Standard plastisol screen-print ink does the same. We use Nomex (aramid) thread on every FR garment we decorate and follow the published Bulwark, Carhartt, and Wrangler decoration guides for placement (left chest, no back-of-neck, no oversized logos that change the protective fabric area). Every order ships with a certification sheet documenting the thread spec — the document your safety officer needs in the binder when an inspector arrives.
For solar contractors and combiner work, the FR spec gets more nuanced. PV array work above 600V DC carries arc-flash risk in DC fault scenarios, and most utility-scale solar EPCs spec CAT 2 minimum for inverter and combiner technicians. We outfit solar EPCs across the Mojave with the same FR program as commercial electrical — but with hi-vis FR options (Bulwark JLR8, Carhartt FR Hi-Vis Class 3) for crews working near vehicle traffic on remote sites.
For full-shop programs, we set up company stores with the FR SKUs pre-approved, employee size profiles on file, and per-hire allowances that match your apparel budget. New journeymen get a complete FR kit shipped the day they're added to the system — no waiting on a separate purchase order, no scrambling to outfit a hire who's starting Monday. Reorder cycles for replacement shirts (after wear-out or laundering damage) run on the same program, and we batch orders weekly to keep per-piece pricing reasonable.
For a deeper buyer's-guide on what your J-men actually need on the truck, see our NFPA 70E FR shirts for Vegas electricians writeup. To differentiate crew levels at a glance, our apprentice vs journeyman uniforms and foreman and supervisor shirts for visual authority guides cover the field-tested ways shops mark seniority without scrambling color systems.
Questions electrical contractors ask us.
Can you embroider on FR shirts without voiding the NFPA 70E rating?
Yes — we use FR-compatible thread (Nomex or aramid blend) and follow garment-specific placement rules. The certification stays valid as long as the decoration meets the manufacturer's spec, which we verify before every FR run.
What's the minimum order for hi-vis Class 2 shirts?
24 pieces for screen printing, 12 for embroidery. We stock ANSI 107 Class 2 in lime and orange in adult sizes S–4XL, ready for fast production.
Do you do rush orders for service trucks getting wrapped or new fleets?
Standard Rush options available. We've hit rushs for repeat clients with files already on hand. Call early and we will get a quote back to you.
What brands do you stock for electrical contractors specifically?
Bulwark FR, Carhartt FR, Wrangler Riggs, Port Authority, ML Kishigo, PIP, Pioneer. We'll match whatever's on your existing safety spec sheet.
Can you set up a company store so my apprentices can order their own gear?
Yes. Each employee logs in, sees only the gear you've approved (with allowances if you set them), and orders direct. We print and ship — no inventory on your end. Read more on company stores.
Do you handle hard hat customization to OSHA standards?
Yes — vinyl decals in any size up to manufacturer placement limits. We don't alter the shell, drill, or apply heat. Stickers only. Bulk discounts available.
Send your logo for a quote.
Talk to a real human who knows FR ratings and ANSI placement.