Description
A skull in a flag-detailed helmet, crossed axes, one red line down the center. Black tee, built to hold up shift after shift.
What it means: The thin red line stands for firefighters, the people standing between the public and the fire. The phrase goes back to the Battle of Balaclava in 1854, when the 93rd Highlanders, a single line of red-coated Scottish soldiers, held against a Russian cavalry charge.
For firefighters, retirees, volunteers and the families who wait up for them. More in the First Responder collection.
- Ring-spun cotton tee, unisex fit
- Printed directly onto the garment, so the graphic holds up wash after wash
- Sizes XS to 5XL. 2 colors: Black, Military Green
- Printed to order in the U.S. Most orders arrive in 3-8 business days
Fit and care: Unisex fit. Check the size guide against a shirt you already own, and size up if you want it relaxed. Wash inside out in cold water and tumble dry low to keep the print sharp.












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