Engraved 20oz Tumbler — Truck Co. Apparel 9/11 Skyline Crest
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The towers are standing on this one. So is what got built after them — One World Trade off to the right, 2001 and 2026 marking either end of the skyline.
TCA monogram engraved into 18/8 stainless. Etched, not printed, so it won't peel in a dishwasher or fade sitting in a console. Holds hot or cold 12 to 24 hours, which covers a shift either way. White or black, 20 oz.
$5 from every piece goes to Tunnel to Towers.
Made to order — engraved when you order it.
Details
- Permanently engraved — won't fade or peel
- 18/8 food-grade stainless, double-wall vacuum insulated
- Holds hot or cold 12–24 hours
- Spill-resistant slide-top lid
- 20 oz · hand wash
$5 from every piece goes to the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation — mortgage-free homes for the families of fallen first responders and catastrophically injured veterans.
Shipping & delivery
Everything is made to order. Nothing sits in a warehouse waiting, your piece is printed after you place the order, then shipped direct to you.
That's why it takes a little longer than off-the-shelf apparel, and it's why the print quality holds up. It also means we're not throwing away boxes of unsold shirts at the end of the season.
Production takes 7-10 business days. US delivery adds 4-5 business days on top of that.
You'll get tracking by email the moment it ships.
Returns & exchanges
If we got it wrong, we fix it. Damaged in transit, misprinted, or not what you ordered, email hello@truckcoapparel.com within 30 days with a photo and we'll replace it. No charge, no return shipping, no argument.
If the size is wrong, get in touch and we'll sort it out. Because every piece is made to order there's no stock to swap it against, so check the size guide before you buy, and if you're between sizes, ask us. We answer.
Custom and made-to-order goods aren't restocked, so we can't take back a piece simply because it's no longer wanted. That's the trade-off of nothing being mass-produced in advance.
Why Tunnel to Towers
Stephen Siller had just finished his shift when the first plane hit. He drove to the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel, found it closed, strapped on his gear, and ran the two miles through it on foot toward the towers. He didn't come home.
The foundation his family built in his name pays off mortgages for the families of fallen first responders, and builds mortgage-free smart homes for catastrophically injured veterans and first responders.
$5 from every piece in this collection goes to Tunnel to Towers.
Made by firemen
Truck Co Apparel is run by firemen. The designs come out of the firehouse — from people who've stood the line and know what the job asks of you when nobody's watching.
We're not a print shop that noticed a date on the calendar. These are made to be worn at the gym, at training, and around the house on shift — not folded in a drawer for one day a year.
Truck Co Apparel · Reading, Pennsylvania · 610-575-2900
