The Shirt: Left Chest "Be All You Can 11B" logo on the soft and cozy "Next Level" T-Shirt in desert sand color. Black Tiger logo on locker patch area on the back of the shirt. For those who may not know, “11Bravo” is the U.S. Army MOS (Military Occupational Specialty) for Infantryman. It’s the backbone of any land force, the boots on the ground, and the ones most likely to directly face combat. It’s not just a job; it’s an identity, a badge of pride, and for many, a lifelong brotherhood.
The 11Bravo design on this shirt is more than just art or words. It’s a statement. It represents the blood, sweat, and unyielding dedication of those who lived it. It’s a tribute to the Infantrymen who stepped up, took the oath, and did what most people can't or won’t do.
The 11Bravo logo holds personal meaning for me. It’s more than just a tribute to Infantrymen; it’s a way to honor my brother, Craig.
Craig proudly served in the Army as an 11Bravo Infantryman, inspired by our father, grandfather, and uncles who also served under the same MOS. Following his training, he joined the elite 1st Battalion Rangers and later became a Forward Observer. Craig epitomized everything "Be All You Can Be" stood for. He pushed himself to the limits in all areas of his life and embodied the drive, discipline, and honor that comes with being a soldier.
Even after his service, 11Bravo remained a central part of his identity. Racing boats became his other passion, and, to no one’s surprise, Craig chose "11B" as his racing number. It wasn’t just a number; it was who he was. Tragically, my brother’s life was cut short in a car accident late last year. The grief of losing him was overwhelming, knocking me to my core. He wasn’t just my brother—he was one of my closest friends and a lifelong source of inspiration.
This 11Bravo design is my way of keeping his spirit alive while honoring the countless other infantrymen who put service above self and lived the motto to "Be All You Can Be."
With every purchase of the Black Tiger 11Bravo Shirt, we’re donating a portion of the proceeds in Craig’s name to Warrior’s Heart, a program dedicated to helping veterans and first responders who struggle with PTSD, mild traumatic brain injuries (MTBI), or substance dependency.
Warrior’s Heart is one of the few organizations exclusively focused on helping those who’ve carried the heaviest burdens. They provide clinical treatment, holistic care, and a community where warriors can rebuild their lives.
