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We unapologetically support our 'Thin Line' community. 
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The colored stripe symbolizes the thin line between the public, and the danger that our responders hold at bay.

* The "thin line" phrase was originally coined in the 1880s signifying the red color of the British Army uniforms.
* The first use of the thin blue line was used in 1911 in a poem by Nels Dickmann Anderson referring to the United States Army.
* In the 1950s, LA Police Dept. Chief Bill Parker coined the term “thin blue line” as the barrier between law and order, and social and civil anarchy.
* By the early 1970s, the term had spread to police departments across the U.S.
* Use of the term became especially widespread following the release of Errol Morris’s 1988 documentary, “The Thin Blue Line.”


In addition to the police, we have added the following 5 other public
service branches  which have adopted thin line colors of their own.


Thin Blue Line ~ Law Enforcement
Thin Gold Line ~ Dispatchers
Thin Green Line ~ DNR & Military
Thin Red Line ~ Firefighters
Thin Silver Line ~ Corrections
Thin White Line ~ EMS & Healthcare
As we do our part for the environment, we use recycled boxes, and packing materials whenever possible, therefore, your order may be shipped in a recycled box.
Have questions? We have answers! Click m.me/Rosewood.Emporium to send us a message and we will respond as soon as possible
*Note - We make our products in small batches, products you receive may differ from those pictured.
We attempt to keep common color themes but when making things like soaps and bath bombs colors will vary.


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