Men Simpson Fire Suit *j97* Size Small/medium Fire Flame Resistant on 2040-parts.com
Brownsville, Texas, United States
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Men Simpson Fire Suit Size Small/medium measurements are as follows: 63 inches from shoulder to begining of foot cuff, 31 inches from the crotch down, 22.5 inches from armpit to armpit, should fit up to a chest 40. They are preowned, Please look at all of the pictures to verify condition.
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