Wildland Firefighters – PC54™ Core Cotton T-Shirt

Some people run from wildfires. You hike toward them... carrying 45 pounds of gear.

This shirt wasn't made for keyboard firefighters or people who think camping is staying at a hotel without room service. It's for the men and women who spend their summers eating smoke, swinging tools, hiking mountains, and wondering if today is the day the helicopter actually brings something other than disappointment.

Featuring a left chest version of the custom Wildland Firefighters emblem and a full-size back graphic, this design celebrates the grit, determination, and slightly twisted sense of humor that comes with life on the fireline.

Because someone has to answer the call when Mother Nature decides to lose her mind.

Features

• Front: Custom Wildland Firefighters emblem printed on the left chest.

• Back: Full-size, high-detail wildfire scene featuring a firefighter facing the flames with the motto:

  • Courage

  • Commitment

  • Answering the Call of the Wild

• Printed on the dependable Port & Company® PC54™ Core Cotton T-Shirt.

• Classic fit that's comfortable whether you're digging line, running a chainsaw, sitting in briefing, or explaining—again—that no, you don't fight wildfires with the hose from the fire truck.

PC54™ Specifications

• 5.4-ounce, 100% cotton

• Athletic Heather: 90/10 cotton/poly

• Heather colors: Cotton/poly blend

• Double-needle sleeves and hem

• Shoulder-to-shoulder taping

• Tear-away label

• Classic unisex fit

Warning

Wearing this shirt does not qualify you to:

• Tell firefighters how they should fight fire.

• Explain that "they should just put it out with airplanes."

• Complain about smoke while someone else is working a 16-hour shift in it.

• Ask, "So... what do you do in the winter?"

Perfect For

• Wildland Firefighters

• Hotshots

• Smokejumpers

• Engine Crews

• Hand Crews

• Helitack Personnel

• Fire Academy Students

• Fireline Veterans

• Anyone who's ever been covered in soot before breakfast.

Comfortable enough for every day. Tough enough for people who know that "light hiking" is eight miles uphill with a Pulaski.