At its core, Nine Line is a give-back organization, striving to give back to the military and first responder communities that fought and died for our freedoms. 

From first responders and military non-profits to disaster relief initiatives, Nine Line is committed to the ongoing support of charitable initiatives that better the communities they serve.

Additionally, Nine Line remains committed to the notion that if we need it here, we should make it here.

Since its inception, Nine Line has remained committed to these three main tenets and will encourage others to ANSWER THE CALL in their own way.

In the military, the term Nine Line is a distress call. It is often the difference between life and death and symbolizes the trust our servicemen and women have for one another.

As a company, we aim to offer our customers a platform to spend their hard-earned money on apparel that reflects their values and give them the chance to wear their beliefs on their sleeves.

As a lifestyle brand, Nine Line aims to reinvigorate a sense of patriotism and pride in our country that has eroded within our society.

Absolutely anyone can wear our apparel! 

This is a frequent misconception about our apparel and who it’s made for. 

Our goal is to bridge the gap between civilians and service members, whether they are military veterans, law enforcement, or first responders.

At Nine Line, we know that only united can the American people fight injustice and preserve our freedom and independence. We aim to be a voice for the people, a channel through which patriotic Americans can make themselves heard.

Nine Line Apparel represents the grit and commitment of all Patriotic Americans. Founded on the principles similar to other value based organizations, Nine Line aims to promote the issues faced by all those who have served their country, on both foreign and domestic soil.

Nine Line encourages a conversation between those who serve and those who support them.

Our Army has the flag retreating portrayed on their uniform, implying that we are always moving forward into battle and never backwards.

The blue field of stars on the American Flag should always be in the highest position of honor.

When viewing the flag on a wall, the highest position of honor is the upper left when displayed horizontally, and at the top (upper left) when displayed vertically.

When displayed on a "moving object" like a person or vehicle, the highest position of honor is the front, and not the rear; so the field of blue should be displayed to the front.

Yes! Through ID.me, we proudly offer 20% off all non-sale items for Military members, Medical Providers, Nurses, First Responders, and Teachers.

Once you click the ID.me icon in your order summary at checkout, you’ll be prompted to verify your eligibility through the secure ID.me platform. Simply sign in or create an ID.me account, complete the quick verification process, and your discount will automatically apply to your order once verified.