Our Story

I founded Bunker 27 in 2016, inspired by my time on active duty in the United States Air Force and a belief that respect, preparedness, and gratitude still matter.

The name Bunker 27 is inspired by the Cheyenne Mountain Complex in Colorado Springs, an underground military facility long associated with NORAD and known for its strength and resilience. The number 27 is personal to me; it was the age I left active duty.

From the beginning, Bunker 27 has been built with intention. We take a hands-on approach to how our products are made, including in-house screen printing that allows us to maintain consistency and quality from start to finish. Every detail matters, and we hold ourselves to the same standards learned through military service—do it right, or don’t do it at all.

Everything we create is guided by one mission: Honor Those Who Keep Us Free. That mission shows up not only in our products, but in how we treat our customers and support the veteran community. Many of our designs are created as a tribute to the men and women who have served—and those who continue to serve—reflecting the pride and respect behind everything we make.

Thank you for standing with us.

— Darren Moore
Founder, Bunker 27