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It all started in November of 2015 when a New Jersey police officer decided to build a company that was important to him. Mark was extremely motivated and passionate about promoting health and fitness in the first responder community.Ā Ā He strives to motivate his brothers and sisters in blue to stay in shape, stay healthy, and always stay safe.Ā
He then designed some of the most stylish, comfortable, unique and affordable blue line clothing for both men and women.Ā It started out as a simple tee shirt business and grew into a company that sells almost anything associated with the thin blue line. Blue line Beasts is always coming up with exciting new designs and products that are sure to please all law enforcement supporters. Blue Line Beasts wants to provide products that are easily recognizable in a crowd of trend.
Mark has poured time and detail into every product sold and every design is meaningful in its own way. For example, the phrase āIn this family no one fights aloneā which is found on one of the shirts holds a special place in his heart.Ā Mark believes being a police officer isnāt just a job but a growing family where you always get a new brother or sister to āwatch your six.ā
Even though everything is sold online, he frequently attends PBA events, FOP events, charity fundraisers, and fitness events. This is so we can interact with customers as much as possible and to spread the word about how important fitness is in the law enforcement community.Ā We try to show their appreciation by posting the photos of their loyal customers on their Instagram and Facebook pages.
As the company grows,Ā Blue Line Beasts shows their gratitude by always remembering to give back to the thin blue line community. Ā By supporting Blue Line Beasts, you are also donating to officers in need/the families of the fallen officers.Ā Blue Line Beasts is not just a brand, but a voice that says you stand with law enforcement.Ā Wear the blue line with pride and confidence.
