Shoe & Clothing Care

Class A Uniforms and Inspection Day

Nothing on a dress uniform forgives lint, and nothing on a duty boot forgives neglect. This is the least glamorous and most genuinely used shelf in the catalog for a uniformed agency: a lint roller in the locker room before a ceremony, shoe shine in the gear bag, a stain pen in the console after coffee on the way to a call. Quartermasters and training academies order these in roster quantities, and the department name on the handle stays visible in the locker room all year.

Rollers, Shine and Stain Removal

Reusable and tear off lint rollers are the roster item and the one that gets used most. Rotating brushes last longer and belong in a locker room or a briefing room. Shoe shine polish and cleaning kits serve boots and dress shoes and make sense to issue at the academy. Stain pens and sticks live in a vehicle or a duty bag. Free samples ship to your business address.

Common Questions

What do departments usually issue for uniform upkeep?

A lint roller and a shoe shine kit, most often at the academy or as part of a gear issue, with stain pens added for vehicle and duty bag stock.

Can we order these in a quantity for our whole roster?

Yes, and it is a routine order. Tell us your sworn and civilian headcount and we will price the mix. Call 800.431.3473.

Do these work as honor guard or ceremonial detail supplies?

Yes. A rotating lint brush and a shine kit in the honor guard case cover the two things that show most in photographs of a formal detail.