The pieces that mark a reenlistment, a promotion, or a job well done — the coins, awards, apparel, and gear units reorder year after year. Everything here customizes with your unit’s crest, and every order starts with a free quote and free artwork.
Why it worksRecognition you can hand over on the spot. A coin marks a reenlistment or a job well done in front of the formation — and being seen is what keeps people in.
Why it worksEnd-of-tour and retirement awards tell the next generation their time will be valued too. Nobody re-ups for a unit that lets people leave quietly.
Why it worksA serious award makes the milestone feel serious. Ceremony pieces raise the weight of the moment — and the pull to reach the next one.
Why it worksDistinctive awards give top performers something visible to work toward. A piece people ask about is a story about the unit, told for years.
Why it worksWorn on and off duty, a unit tee is identity people choose. Every wear is a small, voluntary yes to the unit — retention working quietly.
Why it worksThe layer people reach for every cold morning keeps the unit’s name in the room — at home, at the gym, years after the assignment.
Why it worksSharp unit wear off-uniform says the organization takes itself seriously — and pride in the patch is the cheapest retention program there is.
Why it worksPractical gear with the crest turns everyday kit into belonging. Things people actually use never end up in a drawer.
Why it worksA daily-carry tumbler puts the unit’s crest in someone’s hand every single day — the most repetitions any retention dollar buys.
Why it worksThe desk mug outlasts assignments and PCS moves. It is the longest-serving piece of unit gear most people will ever own.
Why it worksHails, farewells, and dining-outs are the rituals people remember. Glassware that marks them makes the tradition worth staying for.
Why it worksUnit events build the cohesion that keeps people in — and crested barware doubles as the fundraiser that pays for the next one.
Why it worksA quality tool reads as a gift of respect, not a trinket. Gear that lasts says the unit expects you to, too.
Why it worksIssued-feel gear for drill weekends and PCS moves keeps the unit with people wherever the orders send them.
Why it worksSmall pieces keep a recognition program fresh between the big milestones — low cost, high frequency, always on hand.
Send us your unit’s crest once — we’ll put it on anything in this catalog. The quote, the artwork, and the proofs are free.