For EMT
EMT tee
$28.99
An off-duty tee that reads EMT to other EMTs and graphic tee to everyone else. Soft-wash finish for the broken-in hand from the first wear, the star-of-life motif at chest-print scale so the badge graphic reads cleanly from across the hardware store, unisex fit that runs true with extra room for a soft-shell layer on cold-snap shifts. The color holds through the cold-water wash cycle EMT households run because EMTs do not wash anything that touched a transport-rig with the family laundry. Pair with the matching mug and tote for an EMS Week gift set or a post-NREMT-passing gift for a new EMT just out of school.
- Designed specifically for EMTs. The crest motif isn't generic stock art.
- DTG print on ringspun cotton; unisex sizing.
- Great for EMS Week (May 18–24), birthdays, and graduations.
Use case · Reads EMT to other EMTs at the parts counter; reads as a clean graphic tee at the grocery store.
Why this pick · An EMS Week (May 18–24) or post-NREMT-passing gift.
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Product details
- Material
- 100% ringspun cotton
- Weight
- 5oz, soft-washed
- Fit
- Unisex: true to size for fitted; size up for relaxed
- DTG, front-chest placement
Frequently asked
- How does the tee size and wash up?
- Unisex fit, runs true to size for a fitted look: size up one for a relaxed fit. Ringspun cotton, soft-washed pre-ship so the first wear feels like the fortieth. Wash cold, tumble dry low or air-dry; the DTG print holds color through 40+ wash cycles and the neckband does not stretch out.
- Can I order this tee?
- 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 chest print?
- 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.