270365004 - Miller Grey Cotton Welding Shirt, XL

Stay Cool and Protected on the Job

Let's face it: wearing full leathers all day, especially during the summer or in a hot shop, can be miserable. You need gear that protects you without causing heat exhaustion. That's where the Miller Grey Industrial Welding Shirt (Model 270365004) comes in. This isn't your average department store button-down. It is built specifically for welders who need a reliable layer of protection against sparks and heat but want the breathability that only cotton can provide. The 9 oz. cotton fabric is heavy enough to block light spatter and UV radiation from the arc, but breathable enough to keep air circulating against your skin.

We know that fit and function matter when you are under the hood. This shirt comes in a comfortable XL size with a cut that allows you to move freely—whether you are reaching for an overhead weld or crawling into a tight spot. The fabric is pre-shrunk, so you don't have to worry about it turning into a medium after the first wash. Miller also treated this shirt with a flame-resistant finish. It’s not just regular cotton; it’s engineered to stop burning if a stray spark lands on your sleeve, giving you that extra second of safety. The finish lasts for dozens of washes, making this a long-term investment in your daily workwear.

Practicality is key in the shop. You've got two chest pockets with flaps, perfect for holding your markers, tip cleaners, or a small notepad. The flaps keep the metal dust and grinding sparks out of your pockets, so you aren't digging through grit to find your pen. The grey color is smart, too—it hides the inevitable grease and dust better than lighter colors, so you don't look like a mess by lunch break. The buttons are tough tortoise shell style, designed to handle the heat without melting or snapping off easily.

Whether you are doing TIG work where cleanliness and dexterity are key, or just need a good shop shirt for prep and grinding, this Miller shirt is a solid choice. It looks good enough to wear to a site meeting but is tough enough to handle the sparks. Ditch the flannel that catches fire and upgrade to a shirt actually made for the work you do.