USPHS Auxiliary Concept Tee (PC54) – Navy Blue (DTF Printed)

Support the idea. Spread the mission. Help build the movement.

This Port & Company PC54 Navy Blue T-Shirt is a bold, professional concept design for the proposed U.S. Public Health Service (USPHS) Auxiliary—featuring a full-color USPHS Auxiliary logo on the front left chest and large white lettering on the back that reads:

“U.S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE AUXILIARY”

⚠️ IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER (READ THIS)

This shirt represents a proposed future organization. The USPHS Auxiliary is NOT officially approved, authorized, or established at this time and remains in the idea/concept stage only. This design is intended for supporters, advocates, and those who want to help raise awareness.

We have constructed an unofficial info webpage for the USPHS Auxiliary.  If anyone would like to take this project and move it forward, let us know.  Our temporary webpage is located at:  https://ji5906.wixsite.com/my-site-5

DTF PRINTING (NOT EMBROIDERED)

This shirt is printed using Direct-to-Film (DTF) technology, which means:

• Sharp, vibrant full-color detail

• Smooth professional finish

• Durable print that holds up better than basic heat-transfer vinyl

• No stiff, cracked, cheap-looking graphics

• Excellent color contrast on dark fabric

DTF gives you that “high-end uniform shop” look—without paying embroidery prices.

SHIRT DETAILS (PC54)

• Color: Navy Blue (ONLY)

• Front: Full-color logo on left chest

• Back: White “U.S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE AUXILIARY” lettering

• Fit: Classic unisex fit

• Material: Comfortable cotton blend (varies slightly by size and supplier batch)

FUTURE UNIFORM USE (IF ADOPTED)

This navy blue tee is designed to potentially be worn as part of a USPHS Auxiliary Utility BDU-style uniform (NOT THE CURRENT USPHS ODU) if such a uniform is ever formally adopted in the future.

WHY IT MATTERS

If you believe America needs a trained, organized volunteer medical and public health auxiliary force, then this shirt is for you.

Get yours now and help us get the word out.
Because big things don’t happen unless people start pushing the idea first.