1 of 6 An inability to grow anything but a "neck beard" and unfortunate broken razor at range training gave owner Jordan Robertson the inspiration for his unique apparel company. Robertson was stationed in Virginia Beach, Virginia with a coastal riverine squadron when his razor broke in the middle of a field exercise for a gun shoot. Robertson was firing the M240 with a two day "neck beard" that gave him a llama like appearance and inspired a line coach to give him the nickname "Threat Llama" which stuck with him the rest of his Navy career. After the Navy, Robertson used that nickname as both the namesake and inspiration for some designs for his company. Today, the world has a line coach to thank for all the killer tee shirts, sweatshirts, shorts, cups, and other apparel and accessories Threat Llama has to offer. Regardless of your feelings on llamas or "neck beards" Threat Llama has something that suits your style. https://www.threatllama.com/Photo: Threat Llama
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