Company Shield: Tradition Without the Extras
The Company Shield Custom Leather Firefighter Helmet Front is identity boiled down to what matters. No gimmicks and no filler — just your company number bold across the top with your name set clean beneath it. This layout has been trusted for generations because it speaks instantly. When the rig stops and you step off the tailboard, the Company Shield makes sure everyone knows who you are and where you belong.
Handmade, Fireground Tough
Each Company Shield is handmade from full grain leather and built for the realities of fireground use. Heat, sweat, smoke, and time are part of the job, so the materials and construction are chosen to take the abuse. The face carries a high contrast company number for fast readability, with your name placed for balance and clarity. Borders and corners start crisp, then break in with honest firefighter character, developing the kind of patina only miles, calls, and firehouse nights can earn.
Clean Customization
You choose your company number and name, and the Company Shield keeps the format clean and bold. The live preview lets you see your design instantly so there are no surprises — what you see is exactly what you’ll get. Whether you ride Engine, Truck, Rescue, or Medic, the Company Shield delivers professional clarity on the street and firehouse pride at the table.
Mounting Your Way
Every Company Shield ships unpunched so you decide the fit. Reuse existing holes, mount with a bracket, or drill fresh spacing for a rattle free ride. The traditional firefighter profile sits right on a working helmet without fighting your hardware, holding its form and looking sharp on the job.
Key Features
- Bold company number with your name beneath for fast recognition
- Handmade leather firefighter helmet shield built for fireground use
- Live preview customization for confidence before you order
- Ships unpunched for a precise, solid mount
- Traditional firefighter profile for helmets like Cairns N5A, N6A, and Phenix TL2
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The Company Shield isn’t flash—it’s firehouse tradition. Your number, your name, your pride.
