Revco Black Stallion (BXRB9C) BSX 9 oz Contoured Flame-Resistant Cotton Welding Jacket, Welder's Collar, Dual Scribe Pockets, Leather-Reinforced Snaps, Large, Royal Blue

These jackets are super great quality. The color way design and print is perfect. I use every single day as a RV mechanic at Cruise America doing daily vehicle maintenance. These jackets are very popular at Tesla Fremont factory as well for heavy line, maintenance mechanics, and those that do welds that clean up after the robots.

I'm 6' tall and weigh 185lbs. This large jacket fits me well with the notable exception of the sleeves, which are a little on the short side for me, but it fits more or less as expected. I wear an extra large welding jacket at work, and the sleeves are a little long. The material is light weight but study. It's a better quality welding jacket than the ones we use at work, so I'm looking forward to plenty of good use out of it welding at home.One footnote: if you're looking for longevity, buy a leather welding jacket. Cloth welding jackets are consumables, no matter who makes them or how much you spend.

I love this new welding jacket! Not only is it made of sturdy flame resistant fabric ( I just burned up my last one that wasn't!) it fits well and is good looking too! As a lady welder, this is a real plus! There are tabs at the waist to adjust fit. There are inside pockets to protect things, one with a zipper, and even some little pencil sized pockets on the upper sleeve. Can't beat this jacket for style, safety, comfort and construction!

Fits great just what I needed

Nice Jacket. Lightweight but seems durable. All the stitching seemed good and the price was decent. Might be a touch on the small size for reference

Got this jacket for my husband for Christmas of 2023 for welding / working in his fabrication shop. He loves it. It fits well, looks nice, and is holding up well. It has been washed twice now and still comes out looking great. It is a thick , sturdy jacket and is worth the money. I used his regular size for a jacket and it is sized correctly.

I did 2 semesters of welding with this jacket. I wish I got 1 size larger but it kind of fit very snug at 235 lbs and 6' tall. I did a large amount of stick welding, and a bunch of MIG. Anything from straight on, to overhead. I have Zero holes, it kept me safe and it was an overall good experience. It breathes ok for the material, but my expectations are not high with the humidity of Florida, I could easily do 6 hour classes for 2hr sets between breaks. I would suggest getting a size bigger than your t-shirt.

The only thing to dislike about this is that over time the snaps up the front are very tight and causes excessive wear on the material when trying to open the jacket. Other than that it lasts very well. My last one identical to this lasted me nearly 5 years. So I decided to buy another one if I got that much life out of it