This one’s built for early mornings, late nights, and everything in between.

The Firehouse 3 – Wild Westside Zip-Up Hoodie is an off-duty layer made for the Las Vegas Fire & Rescue HazMat team at Station 3 — the crew that handles the calls nobody else wants and walks away without needing to talk about it.

The back graphic carries the weight: a hardened skull firefighter, axe slung over his shoulder, cards in hand, helmet marked Firefighter 3 – Sin City. It’s a symbol of experience, not bravado. The calm confidence that comes from knowing when to push, when to wait, and how to manage chaos when the stakes are invisible. HazMat warning icons frame the design, a quiet reminder that this crew lives in the gray areas where danger doesn’t always burn or make noise.

The “Wild Westside” banner isn’t branding — it’s identity. It represents Station 3’s grit, dark humor, and tight brotherhood. The kind built on trust, long shifts, and situations where you rely on the person next to you without question.

Up front, the zip-up keeps it clean and functional — easy on, easy off, perfect for station life, gas runs, post-call decompression, or nights when the desert air finally cools down. It’s the hoodie you grab when the shift’s over but the mindset never shuts off.

This isn’t a uniform piece.
It’s a crew piece.

For the HazMat techs who deal with the unseen, the unknown, and the unforgiving — and do it without needing recognition.

Firehouse 3. Wild Westside. Sin City HazMat.
Built for off duty. Worn with pride.