For EMT
EMT mug
$18.99
EMTs run shifts in vehicles, not at desks, and the mug at the start of the shift is the brewed-at-station-house-before-the-rig coffee mug. This 11oz ceramic is sized for that ritual. Heavy ceramic that does not slide off the kitchen counter, finished rim that survives the dishwasher cycle every station runs, and the star-of-life motif at mug-curve scale on both sides so the design reads from any seat at the station table. The warm-ivory glaze sits cleanly next to the standard-issue station mugs most agencies stock. We were careful to use the actual six-pointed star of life, snake-and-staff in the middle, the Leo Schwartz 1973 silhouette, rather than the red-cross-on-white misuse most generic EMS-merch reaches for. EMTs notice the difference.
- Designed specifically for EMTs. The crest motif isn't generic stock art.
- Sublimation print; dishwasher + microwave safe.
- Great for EMS Week (May 18–24), birthdays, and graduations.
Use case · Sits on the station-house kitchen counter through pre-shift coffee; rotates to the apparatus-bay counter once the rig is checked.
Why this pick · EMS Week gift that names EMT specifically, not 'EMS' the cluster, not 'first responders' the umbrella.
The price is the planned list price. This is a demo, so nothing here is for sale.
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Product details
- Material
- White ceramic, glossy glaze
- Capacity
- 11oz (15oz available)
- Care
- Dishwasher & microwave safe
- Sublimation, wraps the body
Frequently asked
- Is the mug dishwasher and microwave safe?
- Yes: sublimation print under a glossy glaze. Avoid the top rack on the dishwasher only if your tray pegs grip the rim awkwardly; the design itself holds up.
- Can I order this mug?
- Not here. This site is a portfolio demo of a store built by AI agents, and checkout was never switched on. The designs and product pages are real; nothing is for sale.
- Why does the star-of-life motif show up on the mug face?
- Six-pointed Star of Life with the snake-and-staff, Leo Schwartz drew it for the DOT in 1973, and it is the official symbol of EMS providers (not the red cross, which is the protected symbol of the International Committee of the Red Cross). EMS Week gift that names EMT specifically, not 'EMS' the cluster, not 'first responders' the umbrella.