Custom Order Policy
Our Station Wear line is made to order and personalized to your department. Because each piece is produced specifically for you, here's how custom orders work.
How a custom order works
- Enter the required details on the product page. Add your department name, station or engine number, and established year before adding the item to your cart.
- We build your design and email a proof. Nothing is printed until you have reviewed the spelling, layout, and requested details.
- You approve, then we print. Production begins only after your written approval.
Authorized use only
You're responsible for making sure you're authorized to use the department name, identity, or insignia you request. Many department names, seals, and patches are protected, and some states restrict the use of fire and EMS insignia. By placing a custom order, you confirm you have permission to use the identity you've requested. We review every custom order, and we may decline or refund any request we believe we can't fulfill — including ones we can't verify you're authorized to use, or that may infringe someone else's rights.
Returns and refunds on custom items
Because custom, personalized items are made specifically for you, they generally can't be returned or exchanged for sizing or change-of-mind reasons — which is exactly why we send a proof first, so you can confirm everything before we print. Please double-check your details and your size (see our sizing guide) before you approve.
If your item arrives defective, damaged, or different from the proof you approved, that's on us — reach out and we'll make it right with a replacement or refund.
Timing
Custom orders include a proofing step before production. We will email the proof after reviewing your order details; production typically takes 2–5 business days after you approve it, followed by tracked shipping. Revisions or delayed approval will extend the timeline.
Questions?
Not sure about something before you order? Message us — we'd rather sort it out up front than guess.
A portion of every order goes back to under-resourced fire and EMS crews.