DON'T SWEAT IT.
When you’re working in the heat or indoors, you need breathable gear that keeps you comfortable.
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BEAT THE HEAT
Work pants, shorts, and shirts built with ultra-lightweight and breathable fabrics.
BRUNT VENTING SYSTEM
Technical shirts built with ventilated panels to keep you cool when the weather isn’t.
LETS THE DOGS BREATHE
Unlined work boots built for warm and dry jobsites help keep your feet cool.
Boots & gear that breathe
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We're so confident in our products that we let you try them on the job. If they don't blow you away, send them back to us for a full refund.
BRUNT Venting System
BRUNT’s technical shirts, polos, and sunshirts are built with a unique ventilated panel system that delivers improved breathability to keep you cool when the weather isn’t.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What makes BRUNT tops and shirts durable?
All of our gear is built from premium performance materials and thoroughly field tested to ensure it’s tough enough to handle both the jobsite and the elements.
Can I wear this on the jobsite?
Our pocket tees and sun shirts are specifically designed to wear on the job. Lightweight, comfortable, and packed with utility features, these work shirts can take a beating and keep you protected from the elements.
What is the difference between lined and unlined boots?
The main difference between our Unlined and Lined boots is waterproofness. The lined boots are built from a two-part system that features premium waterproof leather on the outside, and our innovative waterproof bootie on the inside. The Unlined boots feature the same waterproof leather, but are fully unlined on the inside to allow for maximum breathability and a lighter weight experience. They are still highly water-resistant, but not fully waterproof like our Lined boots.
What types of jobs are unlined boots best for?
Unlined boots offer more breathability and are lighter weight than our lined boots. Though they are not fully waterproof, they are still highly water-resistant and can handle light exposure to moisture and mud. They’re best used in hot, humid weather where comfort and breathability are essential.
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