OFFICIAL LAUNCH DATE IS FEBRUARY 10, 2025
OUR ORIGIN
Chosen Profession stems from the US Army's Ranger Creed.
“Recognizing that I volunteered as a Ranger fully knowing the hazards of my chosen profession, I will always endeavor to uphold the prestige, honor, and high espirit de corps of the Rangers,”
Here the name Chosen Profession honors the difficult choice to put others before oneself. We are a community of individuals who understand the weight of this commitment and the strength it takes to live it every day.
OUR MISSION
Our mission is to honor and support the well-being of active duty military personnel, veterans, law enforcement officers, and first responders by providing high-quality apparel and accessories that reflect their service. We are dedicated to promoting mental health, preventing suicide, and creating financial pathways to both traditional and alternative healing practices. Through our efforts, we aim to empower those who serve our communities and nation, helping them lead healthier, fuller lives beyond their service.
the TRINITIES
"Confidence, Commitment, and Courage are not just abstract ideals but the very foundation on which our veterans and first responders build their lives. From the frontlines to the home front, these pillars guide them through moments of extreme adversity and uncertainty. They face danger, heartbreak, and stress, yet they continue to serve, unwavering in their resolve to protect and preserve the safety of our nation and its citizens."
"Physical, Mental, and Spiritual Well-being of those who serve our communities is multifaceted. Chosen Profession (CP) recognizes that true wellness requires attention to the physical, mental, and spiritual aspects of life. We encourage veterans and first responders to seek comprehensive support—not only for their physical injuries, but for their emotional and mental resilience as well. Only when these elements are in balance can they find the strength to heal fully, reconnect with their communities, and live fulfilling, purposeful lives."
"Those who answer the call to serve should not only find peace during their time in service, but also in the quiet moments after their duty ends. The transition from active duty to civilian life can be as challenging as the mission itself. It is vital that we provide veterans and first responders with the support, resources, and opportunities to achieve a sense of lasting peace and fulfillment in every chapter of their lives. Their sacrifices demand nothing less."