Patent Pending

Ventilated Beekeeping Suit

Pictures of the UltraBreeze suit.

Jackets:    Patent Pending

The jackets are a brand new product and we are very pleased with the results.

The jacket is made of of the same three layers of fabric that the suits are made of. Notice a new feature on the jackets? The pockets are now made of mesh to provide more ventilation than before.  Patent Pending
		We have also improved the veil closure system.   Gone is the Velcro flap that was needed in the old design.  Bees are not going to find their way into your veil.
The sleeve are now a combination of elastic and a Velcro tab. This new design can accommodate a large number of wrist sizes without modification.

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Information:.  The brass zippers, netting and the spacer mesh are manufactured in the United States. This suit is  produced in the United States by legal US workers.  

Patent Pending

Jumpsuit Size Chart:

These jumpsuits are the same size as the Mann-Lake economy jumpsuits.

Size	Shoulder by Neck to Cuff	Back of Neck to Center of Crotch	Waist / Gut	Center of Back To Wrist	Price		Patent Pending
2X Small	0	0	0	0.	$220.00	Out of stock
X Small	57.5	35	42	33	$220.00	Out of stock
Small	60	36	48	34	$220.00	Out of stock
Medium	62.5	37	52	36	$230.00
Large	65	38	56	37	$230.00
X Large	67.5	39	60	38	$230.00
2X Large	70	40	64	39	$230.00
3X Large	72.5	41	68	40	$240.00

Patent Pending

Jacket Size Chart:

These jackets are the same size as the Mann-Lake economy jackets.

Size	Length	Waist/Gut	Center of Back To Wrist	Price		Patent Pending
2X Small	27	38	32	$120.00
X Small	28	42	33	$120.00
Small	29	48	34	$120.00
Medium	30	52	36	$130.00
Large	31	56	37	$130.00		Ships in 7 to 10 days
X Large	32	60	38	$130.00		Ships in 7 to 10 days
2X Large	33	64	39	$130.00		Ships in 7 to 10 days
3X Large	34	68	40	$140.00
4X Large	36	72	41	$140.00

These measurements may seem large but remember you want the fabric to be loose around your body. If your jacket is too large or small, just ship it back and we send you the next size up or down free of charge.

Length - You want the length of the jacket to be long enough to at least cover your belt line. You may want to check this measurement while bending over.

Back of Neck to Cuff - This measurement might seem to be to large, but it is one inch longer than the Mann-Lake economy jumpsuit. You do need the extra length in the legs for when you are bending over or stooping to pick something up. When you do these activities your pants cuffs will ride up exposing your ankles. The extra length prevents this from happening. Before ordering a custom size you might try a stock size. If the pants legs are too long, have your wife or a local seamstress shorten the leg. Use this measurement to check the front also, if you have a large stomach.

Back of Neck to Center of Crotch - To check this measurement you might measure a suit that currently fits you. Remember when you bend down or squat the crotch will ride up. Again, use this measurement to check the front if you have a large stomach.

Waist/Gut - This is the absolute maximum diameter of the suit in the stomach area.  You want this number to be large enough so the jacket moves freely. To check this measurement compare it to an existing jacket or take a tape measure and see how loose each size is. 

Center of Back to Wrist - To check  hold your arm straight out in front of you and bend your elbow 45 degrees. Have someone measure from your spine to your wrist. 

 Custom Sizes -  We will do custom Huskies and Tall at no additional cost. Select the base size based on the waist measurment  and tell us what demission you want to add to. Example: If you are tall and need a large jacket you might order a large and specify add 2" to  "Center of Back To Wrist" and 4" to the Length. At this time we are too busy to do custom sizes, but expect to offer them once we are caught up with current orders.

Exchanges - We are happy to exchange a suit as long as it is clean and not used in the bee-yard. Just ship it back to us and we will ship upon return the alternate size. 

If you have questions please e-mail me or call 918 720-7908. This number is my cell phone. If you get the voice mail, please do not leave a message, but call back. The voice mail has been dropping messages.

Patent Pending