Kit with a job to do.
No costume, no camo cosplay — working kit in the manual's own grammar: a field journal built for the 90 days, heavyweight organic cotton printed in the UK, and the chevron mark for those who know what it means.
10% of shop profits go to charities supporting UK veterans — every donation published below.
The first issue
Five items, built to the same standard as the manual. UK production: organic-cotton garments printed in the UK; the journal bound in the UK. The drop opens to the Brotherhood 48 hours before everyone else.
The Field Journal
£34
The Standard Tee
£29
The Stand-To Hoodie
£52
The Chevron Patch
£9
The Deployment Kit
£65 save £7
FIG. ST-1 — FIRST ISSUE. PRICES CONFIRMED AT DROP; SIZES XS–3XL ON GARMENTS.
Where the money goes
NextMission gives 10% of shop profits to charities supporting UK veterans, chosen each year. Every donation is published in the ledger below — date, amount, recipient and charity number. Nothing vague, nothing hidden: profits means what's left after the maker, the printer and the postage are paid.
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STATUS: FIRST DROP IN PREPARATION — NO SALES YET, NO DONATIONS YET.
Every donation lands on this exact line when it's made. That's the point of a ledger.
We're in conversation with UK Armed Forces charities about a named partnership. When one is signed, this page will name the charity, its registration number, and the exact amount from each item — as UK fundraising law requires. Until then we don't put a charity's name on kit they haven't agreed to.
Be there when the stores open
Leave an email and you'll get one message when the first drop goes live — no mailing-list ambush. Brotherhood members get 48-hour early access to every drop.
One email at the drop, then it's deleted. See privacy.
Or go deeper than the kit: the manual (£47) · the Brotherhood (£20/mo)