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Built on honor. Inspired by legacy.

MORE THAN APPAREL.
IT'S A LEGACY.

Purpose-driven apparel for those who serve, those who train, and those who carry a legacy forward. Inspired by the memory of Andrew Faught.

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AJ Legacy Apparel

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Men's and women's apparel, headwear, hoodies and more.

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Service Collection

Law Enforcement

Designed to honor the commitment and courage of those who protect and serve.

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Service Collection

Department of Corrections

DOC, TRT, Juvenile Detention, Rehabilitation and Reentry merchandise.

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Training & Lifestyle

Gym Attire

Training shirts, sweats, hoodies and everyday gear for men and women.

Drew sitting beside the river and waterfalls — original memorial photograph

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Limited Edition Memorial Merch

Memorial merchandise honoring Andrew. Proceeds from qualifying items will be donated to C.O.P.S.; donation terms will be confirmed before sales.

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In Memory of Andrew Faught

Every Legacy Has a Story.

Andrew John “Drew” Faught (February 22, 1997 – April 8, 2024) grew up in Morris, Illinois. Long before he wore the uniform of the Illinois Department of Corrections, he was an athlete who loved competition, teamwork, and pushing himself to become stronger.

Drew played youth football with the Morris Chiefs and later played football and wrestled at Morris Community High School. Wearing #78, he played offensive and defensive line. His 2014 varsity football statistics record 38 tackles and 7 sacks in 12 games. His love of fitness continued through weightlifting and training.

Drew dedicated six years to the Illinois Department of Corrections. He served at Pontiac Correctional Center, earned promotion to sergeant, and became a member of the Tactical Response Team (TRT). He carried strength, discipline, and a commitment to his fellow officers into his work.

On April 8, 2024, Drew died at age 27 in a vehicle collision while traveling to a tactical response assignment at Lawrence Correctional Center. His end of watch was April 8, 2024.

Drew’s service was recognized with Illinois flags flown at half-staff in April 2024, an Illinois Senate memorial resolution in 2025, and recognition among fallen officers at the Illinois Police Officers Memorial. His name was also included in the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial’s 2025 roll call.

But Drew was far more than a jersey number, a statistic, a rank, or an honor. He was a son, a brother, an uncle, a teammate, a coworker, and a friend. His family and the people who knew him carry forward the life, laughter, strength, and love he shared.

AJ Legacy Apparel was created to honor his life through designs rooted in strength, service, family, and perseverance. Proceeds from qualifying Limited Edition memorial merchandise are designated to support Concerns of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.); the donation calculation and terms will be disclosed before sales begin.

More Than Just Apparel… It’s a LEGACY!!!

Until Tomorrow.

Moments of Love, Service & Remembrance

From Drew’s last Christmas with his family to Police Week in Washington, D.C., these photographs tell a story of love, service, and remembrance. Concerns of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.) helped Drew’s family travel to Police Week and made sure they were cared for throughout the experience.

Drew’s family together at his last Christmas — Drew’s last Christmas with his family — a treasured memory of being together.

Drew’s family visiting the Fallen Officers Wall in Washington DC — During Police Week in Washington, D.C., Drew’s family visited the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial, where his name is engraved on the Fallen Officers Wall.

Andrew J. Faught engraved on the Fallen Officers Wall — A closer look at Andrew J. Faught’s name on the Fallen Officers Wall in Washington, D.C., during Police Week.

Drew’s portrait at the Washington DC police officers museum — Drew’s photograph displayed at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial museum in Washington, D.C., during Police Week.

Drew’s memorial display at the Washington DC police officers museum — A memorial display honoring Correctional Sergeant Andrew J. Faught at the police officers museum in Washington, D.C., during Police Week.

Drew’s coworkers holding candles during Police Week in Washington DC — Drew’s coworkers honoring him at a candlelight vigil in Washington, D.C., during Police Week.

Drew’s mom placing flowers at the fallen officers ceremony in Washington DC — Drew’s mom at the fallen officers ceremony in Washington, D.C., during Police Week, placing flowers in remembrance.

Community & Purpose

Supporting C.O.P.S.

Proceeds from qualifying Limited Edition memorial merchandise will be donated to C.O.P.S. The precise donation calculation and disclosure will be confirmed before sales begin.

Donation disclosure — pending final details

The qualifying products, donation calculation, promotional period (if applicable), and any required disclosures will be published here and on eligible product pages before charitable sales begin. No donation amount or percentage is represented in this preview, and no official partnership is implied.

MORE THAN APPAREL.IT'S A LEGACY.