Stylized graphic with a helicopter and text 'Sun's Out Guns Out'
Stylized graphic with a helicopter and text 'Sun's Out Guns Out'

About Us

About Us

About Us — Cleared for Low Morale

SCIF Rat Supply Co. was built in the windowless trenches of military life — by people who've spent one too many hours trapped behind a badge reader, sipping coffee that stopped being hot two briefings ago, wondering if it's Monday or month-end.

We're not here to inspire. We're here to validate.

Our mission: design stickers, patches, and morale gear that hit just a little too close to home for anyone in intel, ops, comms, or support who's ever been CC'd on an email they regret opening — and then got tasked off it anyway.

Meet Mort

Our unofficial mascot and very official morale officer is Capt. Mort — an unimpressed anthropomorphic rat, permanently O-3, wearing duct-taped rank and sunglasses indoors like the clearance-carrying gremlin he is.

Mort doesn't brief anymore. He observes. He drinks cold coffee. He documents classified despair one sticker at a time.

Mort has never updated his SAAR. Mort does not know his NIPR password. Mort once fell asleep during a VTC and nobody noticed because his camera was "broken." Mort is all of us.

If you've ever looked around your SCIF and thought, "This is a war crime of interior design" — Mort was already there, hiding behind a stack of unread taskers.

What We Make

Vinyl Morale Stickers — Die-cut, sarcastic, and plausibly deniable on a work laptop. Glossy, matte, holographic, and embossed finishes. Weatherproof enough to survive a deployment. Sharp enough to survive a commander's inspection (if they don't read too closely).

Hook-and-Loop Morale Patches — PVC and embroidered. Velcro-backed rebellion for your flight suit, plate carrier, crew bag, or the cubicle wall that's slowly becoming a shrine to institutional dysfunction. Swap them based on the audience and whether someone with rank just walked in.

Graphic Tees — Soft cotton shirts that say what your EPB can't. Wear them under a jacket at work, proudly at the squadron BBQ, or to the PX where another cleared human will give you the nod.

Challenge Coins (coming soon) — The kind you'll actually want to keep instead of losing in a junk drawer next to your CAC reader.

Custom Designs — For units, shops, deployed crews, or that one SNCO whose morale is about to go critical and needs an intervention in patch form.

Why This Exists

Because most "military gear" falls into three categories:

  1. A forced motivational quote in cursive over a stock photo of a sunset

  2. An angry eagle screaming at you to do push-ups

  3. Something so generic it might as well say "[INSERT BRANCH HERE] PROUD"

We wanted something that actually sounds like the people wearing it. Something dry. Something that lets you put a sticker on your green notebook that says "They can't use you if you're useless" and feel genuinely seen.

This brand is for the overtasked and undercaffeinated. The briefers who've been told "start from the top" when the boss joined late. The E-4s with exit plans and the O-5s with trauma-induced sarcasm. The sensor operators who've seen things. The analysts who've written things that no one read. The entire force that showed up today even though the Wi-Fi was down, the printer was jammed, and the .pptx wouldn't export.

The Fine Print

  • Everything ships within 3–5 business days from our not-technically-a-vault workshop

  • All merch is live on site at drop — no waitlists, no hype games, no "limited to the first 50 people who set an alarm"

  • Custom orders for squadrons and commands — hit us up

  • We accept your money and your emotional baggage


Thanks for showing up.

Not just to this site — but to work. Every day. Even when it's thankless, windowless, and the HVAC is set to a temperature that suggests facilities hates you personally.

We see you. We hear your sighs. We made these for you.

— The Rats