Wear the Rank. Honor the Legacy.
The Captain's bars have meant something since the first days of the Continental Army — a commission earned, a company led, a standard upheld. This collection brings that heritage to life in premium everyday apparel, built for those who carry that tradition forward.
Available Styles
- Classic Tee — Lightweight, breathable everyday wear
- Long Sleeve Tee — Extended coverage with the same clean print
- Crewneck Sweatshirt — Midweight fleece for cooler days, structured fit
- Hoodie — Full-weight pullover with kangaroo pocket and drawstring hood
Construction & Materials
- 50% cotton / 50% polyester blend (Crewneck & Hoodie)
- Pill-resistant air jet yarn for lasting softness
- Double-needle stitching throughout for durability
- Set-in sleeves for a clean, structured silhouette
- 1×1 ribbed collar, cuffs, and waistband with spandex retention
Colors
Black · Military Green · Navy · Tan · White
Sizing
Small through 3X-Large — see size chart for exact measurements.
Unit History: Captain, U.S. Army
The rank of Captain first appeared in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. Commissioned by the regimental colonel, a Captain commanded a company of soldiers — typically 60 to 100 men — and was responsible for their training, discipline, and conduct in the field. The two silver bars that mark the rank today are a direct descendant of that original commission, a symbol of leadership earned through merit and trust.
Printed and shipped in the USA. Designed for those who know what the bars mean.