Field Medical Training Battalion East · Camp Johnson
FMTB East Graduation Shirts
When a class graduates Camp Johnson, every platoon wants its own shirt — and somebody has to make that happen. This page is for that somebody.
When your class graduates, every platoon can have its own shirt — every person on their own line, sized to them, with nobody collecting cash in the barracks. Whole graduating classes have run all three platoons through us, and coordinators pass our name to the next class.
5.0 on Google — rated by Marines & Corpsmen ↗Whole classes have done this. Yours is next.
Eight weeks at Camp Johnson goes by fast. Somewhere in the middle of it, every platoon picks up a name and an identity of its own — Princess Platoon and Dirty Third among them — and by graduation, that name belongs on a shirt. The only question is whether the person organizing it spends the last weeks of the cycle chasing sizes and cash, or whether it just gets handled.
This page is proof it gets handled. Entire graduating classes have run their shirts through us — all three platoons, every sailor and Marine on their own line of one itemized invoice, no cash collected by hand. Your design, your platoon's colors, printed in-house five miles from the gates, ready before the ceremony.
See this run on Facebook ↗A Dirty Third run, folded and ready
Straight from the shop floor: an FMTB-E platoon's full run — tees hung for the reveal, stacks folded and counted, every piece printed in-house in Jacksonville. This is what pickup looks like the week before your ceremony.
- 125
- sailors & Marines on one cycle's rosters
- 220+
- pieces printed in-house, itemized per person
- 6+
- times FMTB-E classes have used us — and counting
- 5.0★
- Google rating from Marines & Corpsmen
From roster to grad day
Send the roster
A class coordinator brings us the platoon roster. That list is the order — every sailor and Marine by name.
Approve the mockup
The platoon picks its design and colors, and the coordinator approves the mockup without leaving their phone.
One itemized invoice
Everyone appears by name with their own garments and sizes. One shared link, full visibility, and the platoon pays as one.
Nobody chases cash in a barracks hallway. That's the whole point.
Eight weeks goes fast
- Early cycle
Pick the design
Get your platoon's name and concept in while everyone's still motivated from pickup. Mockup approved early = zero stress later.
- Mid cycle
Lock the roster
Names, sizes, garments — collected once, on one link. PCS drops and late adds keep getting worked in.
- FINEX → graduation
Shirts in hand
Printed in-house in Jacksonville, ready before the ceremony — so the class photo has everyone in it.
The earlier in the cycle you start, the smoother it runs — but we've caught late classes too. Start where you are →
200 shirts. One day. All in-house.
Straight off our press — the Wounded Warrior Battalion-East run rolling through, printed, pressed, and packaged under one roof in Jacksonville. No brokers, no outsourcing, no waiting on somebody else's schedule.
What the platoons printed on
50/50 tees
The workhorse of every run.
Military Green · Black50/50 sweatshirts
The step up for cooler cycles.
Black · Military Green50/50 hoodies
The winter-cycle favorite.
Black · Military GreenA4 100% poly PT tees
Moisture-wicking performance blank — built for PT.
Military Green · BlackQuality 50/50 and A4 performance blanks, printed in our own shop — no brokering, no drop-shipping. Your platoon can run one garment or mix them all on the same roster.
Rosters change. We keep up.
Military rosters are living documents — people PCS, drop, or add a size the week before graduation. Across these three platoon runs we processed by-name cancellations, size swaps, and late adds right up until the print lock, and the invoice stayed accurate to the person.
Why FMTB classes keep coming back
The battalion graduates classes year-round, and coordinators hand our name to the next class — that's how one class became six-plus. We're five miles from the gates, the shirts are printed in-house, and a coordinator can go from roster to approved mockup without leaving their phone. Corpsman, instructor, or class leader — if you're the one organizing your platoon's shirt, this is exactly what we do.
- Printed in-house
- 5 mi from the gates
- SDVOSB · CAGE 21FW5
- Unit & group orders welcome
5.0 across 83 Google reviews
Rated by the Marines and Corpsmen we print for — including FMTB-E platoon coordinators from this cycle.
FMTB-E order questions, answered
Have you printed for FMTB-E before?
Yes — FMTB-E classes have used us six-plus times and counting, from full platoon rosters to small follow-up runs after graduation. Coordinators hand our name to whoever's organizing the next class — ask around the schoolhouse.
How do FMTB East platoon shirt orders work?
A class coordinator sends us the platoon roster. Every sailor and Marine appears on one itemized invoice by name, with their own garments and sizes. The coordinator shares a single link, everyone can see exactly what was ordered, and the platoon pays as one — nobody chases cash in a barracks hallway.
Can everyone on the roster pick different garments and sizes?
Yes. Some platoons run one design on one garment; others mix tees, sweatshirts, and hoodies in the same order. Either way, every person gets their own line on the invoice with their own garment and size — the roster shapes the run.
Can we put our platoon's name on the shirts?
That's the point. Platoon names and nicknames, class numbers, mottos — if your platoon answers to it, we'll design around it. You approve the mockup before anything prints.
What happens when the roster changes before graduation?
Military rosters are living documents — people PCS, drop, or add a size the week before graduation. We process by-name cancellations, size swaps, and late adds right up until the print lock, and the invoice stays accurate to the person.
Can we set the order up as a unit or group order?
Yes — platoon and unit runs are our specialty. Mabuhay Designs & Co is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business and a registered SAM.gov vendor (CAGE 21FW5). Tell us how your command needs the order and invoice structured, and we'll match it.
Where are you located?
Jacksonville, NC — five miles from the gates. Every shirt is printed in-house in our own shop, not farmed out.
How does a coordinator get started?
Start a quote on this site: paste your platoon roster, pick your blanks and colors, and approve your mockup without leaving your phone. We turn a per-person itemized draft around fast.