Description
Fir Na Tine Men of Fire Fighting Irish Firefighter Custom Hoodie is Made in America and available in black. Perfect for firefighters. In the early years of our country Irish immigrants couldn’t find work. The only jobs were the dirty and dangerous and unwanted jobs. Many of these folk chose to be firefighters. Fir Na Tine Firefighter Hoodie made in America. From Shamrocks to green rivers on St. Patrick’s Day the color green runs deep in fire departments across the USA. Fir Na Tine, “Men of Fire”. We all fight the same fight, Irish heritage or not, all American Firefighters have a little green running through their veins.
This design is dedicated to those original hard core Irish firefighters of old. Those men and women of the past who fought the fight, overcame the struggles of the day. Working tirelessly to do a job that needed doing while helping to build this great country we live in today.
The Fir Na Tine Firefighter Hoodie is 100% Made in America. What do we mean by 100%. The Fir Na Tine Firefighter Hoodie is printed in Florida, on a Made in America hoodie. Support what we protect. We believe in supporting what we protect, Made in America is not just a slogan for us. We use and sell Made in America products as much as we possibly can.
There is a full line of the Fir Na Tine design. Shirts, coins, steins, mugs and more. Just click on the Fir Na Tine link and check them all out. Check out all we at Fire and Axes have to offer. Check out our custom area, get something that is individual and unique to you and your crew.
- Printed in the USA!
- 8.4 oz./yd² (US), 80/20 ring-spun cotton/polyester with 100% ring-spun cotton face
- Softstyle Midweight Fleece features a cozy, brushed interior and a 100% ring-spun cotton face, ideal for a variety of cotton friendly decorating techniques
- Classic fit
- Two-piece color matched jersey fabric lined hood
- Dropped shoulder
- Pouch pocket
- 1×1 rib with spandex cuffs and bottom band for enhanced stretch and recovery
- Tear away label
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