Unofficial FDNY Engine 62 / Ladder 32 Shirt – Bronx “Gun Hill”
Show Your Support for FDNY Engine 62 / Ladder 32
Honor the proud tradition of FDNY Engine 62 and Ladder 32, located in the Bronx and widely known as “Gun Hill.” This unofficial tribute shirt was designed for firefighters, supporters, and collectors who respect the heritage and dedication of the companies serving this historic area of New York City.
Featuring a classic firehouse-inspired design, this shirt proudly represents the hardworking firefighters of Engine 62 and Ladder 32, with the FDNY department-style logo displayed on the left chest. The artwork captures the spirit of the house while maintaining the traditional look associated with FDNY culture.
Whether you're part of the fire service, have ties to the Bronx, or simply appreciate the history of the FDNY, this shirt is a great way to show respect for one of the city's dedicated fire companies.
Premium Shirt Features
This shirt is printed on a soft ring-spun cotton t-shirt, providing a comfortable feel with a durable print that stands up to everyday wear.
Product Details
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Premium ring-spun cotton for a softer, more comfortable feel
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Available in 8 different color options
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Classic firehouse-style design honoring Engine 62 / Ladder 32
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FDNY-style department logo on the left chest
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Lightweight and breathable for everyday wear
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Shirt tends to run slightly small, so consider ordering one size up for a relaxed fit
Supporting a Meaningful Cause
A portion of all sales will be donated to the Tunnel to Towers Foundation, supporting injured veterans, first responders, and the families of fallen heroes.
Your purchase helps continue the legacy of service and sacrifice that defines the firefighting community.
Important Disclaimer
This is an unofficial tribute shirt created to honor the firefighters of Engine 62 and Ladder 32.
The design logos may not be exact replicas. In some cases, elements were updated or artistically interpreted while staying as close as possible to the original style.
This product is not endorsed by or affiliated with the New York City Fire Department (FDNY).
