FX STAT Class B Short Sleeve Shirt

The FX STAT Class B Short Sleeve Shirt from Flying Cross is the standard-issue uniform choice for law enforcement, security personnel, and military support staff who require a professional yet functional shirt for extended duty wear. Designed to meet Class B uniform standards, this short-sleeve shirt bridges the gap between formal appearance and practical field performance. Whether deployed for patrol, administrative duties, or public-facing law enforcement operations, the FX STAT delivers the professional presentation expected in uniform settings while maintaining enough durability for daily operational demands.

Flying Cross engineered this Class B shirt with a focus on comfort during extended wear cycles—a critical factor for personnel spending eight to twelve hours in uniform. The short-sleeve design promotes airflow in warm environments while maintaining the formal silhouette required for public interaction and courtroom appearances. The fabric construction balances breathability with durability, resisting wear at stress points such as shoulders and sleeves where duty belts and ballistic vests create friction. Seam placement and stitching patterns reflect decades of law enforcement feedback, ensuring the shirt remains professional in appearance throughout a full shift without bunching or sagging at the waist where equipment is carried.

Law enforcement agencies, sheriff departments, and security operations standardize on the FX STAT Class B shirt for its compatibility with duty belts, body armor, and equipment harnesses without distortion or visible bulging. The X-Large sizing accommodates officers wearing concealed carrier systems or standard duty rigs without requiring oversizing that compromises uniform appearance. Available for immediate delivery, this shirt integrates seamlessly into existing Class B uniform protocols and pairs with tactical trousers and outerwear systems across professional law enforcement standards. Proper care ensures longevity through repeated wash cycles required in high-use operational environments.