Festive Police Christmas Shirt Midnight Patrol On Duty All Night

Midnight Patrol, On Duty All Night

Above the patrol car, a small line of capital letters reads On Duty All Night, and beneath the snow the words MIDNIGHT PATROL stand tall in bold, outlined collegiate lettering with a soft glow around the edges. The two lines sit together like a roll call for the officer who drives the quiet roads while everyone else sleeps. Our artwork gives that officer a Christmas to match: a cruiser with its light bar flashing, headlights warm against the drifts, and a wrapped present riding along as if the shift had one stop to make first.

Beside the cruiser, an old street lamp glows inside a wreath tied with a big bow. Snowflakes and tiny four-point stars drift through the dark above it. High on one side, a crescent moon in a Santa hat smiles with its eyes closed, content to keep an eye on the street. Along the bottom, a looping script line wishes the streets a bright holiday. Small touches, but they turn a police design into a Christmas one. The night feels calm here, and a little warm.

A Festive Police Christmas Shirt With a Santa-Hat Moon

This festive police Christmas shirt is made for officers who work through the holiday and for the spouse, parent, or kid waiting at home for the shift to end. Wear it to the department holiday party, to a late supper after clocking out, or on the one Christmas morning that happens to be off. Podluna’s original artwork also suits a new academy graduate facing a first December on nights, or a retired deputy who still hears the radio in his sleep. Gift-givers usually find it by remembering one sentence, the thing their officer says every year about working Christmas Eve again.

Who Else Works the Night Shift and Might Like This Moon?

Dispatchers and 911 call takers also spend Christmas Eve awake while the city sleeps, and the cruiser, the wreath-wrapped lamp, and the sleepy-smiling moon speak to anyone on an overnight schedule. Overnight nurses and security guards fit the scene just as well, since the design celebrates the people who keep watch after midnight rather than one particular badge.

The moon in its Santa hat keeps watch from above the lamppost, which means the officer wearing it never patrols alone.