Some of the proudest FDNY fans are the smallest ones. Whether you are dressing a future firefighter or finding a gift for a fire-family household, here is how to outfit the whole family in officially licensed FDNY apparel.

FDNY Apparel for Kids

Our FDNY kids' apparel includes tees and hats sized for toddlers and big kids alike, all with the authentic FDNY logo and built to survive the playground.

FDNY kids navy baseball hat, Fire Department of New York - NYC Factory

FDNY Baby & Toddler Gear

For the newest arrivals, FDNY baby apparel offers soft bodysuits and tees — a popular gift at firehouse baby showers.

Matching the Whole Family

Pair kids' styles with men's tees and sweatshirts for a coordinated firehouse look, and don't forget matching hats.

NYC Factory is a family-owned New York shop that has specialized in authentic, officially licensed New York apparel since 2008. Orders over $75 ship free within the US, and every order ships carbon-neutral.

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