Blauer 8675 Polyester Short Sleeve SuperShirt

Description

The market has voted and SuperShirt is the most significant evolution of the police uniform duty shirt in decades. The small amounts of strategically placed materials give officers an edge in nighttime vs. The stretch panels double as ventilation in the warm weather. Technology, protection and performance meet in the SuperShirt. The original police duty shirt goes back decades. wearing a full sized safety vest. Blauer's SuperShirt also has several first features such as Napoleon pocket openings behind the traditional shirt pockets, a microphone or camera tab on the front placket, a hidden zipper replacing the traditional front buttons, and port. What is different about it? Blauer's SuperShirt also has several first features such as Napoleon pocket openings behind the traditional shirt pockets, a microphone or camera tab on the front placket, a hidden zipper replacing the traditional front buttons, and port holes built into the. The SuperShirt is the first ever duty shirt with stretch side panels for unsurpassed fit, comfort and a tailored appearance, right out of the box. It was LAPD that standardized the midnight navy shirt back in the 1940's and the basic uniform police shirt has not changed much since, until Blauer developed the SuperShirt. It is also the first ever shirt with standard adaptive nighttime visibility with 360 degree deployable reflective material. The specialized reflective material remains totally hidden until exposed by the wearer.

Key Features

• The SuperShirt is the first ever duty shirt with stretch side panels for unsurpassed fit, comfort and a tailored appearance, right out of the box.
• It is also the first ever shirt with standard adaptive nighttime visibility with 360 degree deployable reflective material.
• The stretch panels double as ventilation in the warm weather.
• Technology, protection and performance meet in the SuperShirt.
• Blauer's SuperShirt also has several first features such as Napoleon pocket openings behind the traditional shirt pockets, a microphone or camera tab on the front placket, a hidden zipper replacing the traditional front buttons, and port.
• It was LAPD that standardized the midnight navy shirt back in the 1940's and the basic uniform police shirt has not changed much since, until Blauer developed the SuperShirt.