FJM — Fred J. Miller Inc.

What an incredible experience for these young performers. Congratulations, Boston!

This Fourth of July, we’re reminded of the pride, passion, and tradition that unite communities across America.

We’re grateful for those, like Marlene Miller, whose legacy continues to inspire generations through the marching arts.

Wishing everyone a safe and happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸

Presenting the look for our 2026 production, “Blurred Lines."

Created in collaboration with FJM — Fred J. Miller Inc. and Michael Cesario.

Complexity doesn't just happen - it comes together one layer at a time.

Our uniforms for our 2026 production bring together bold colors, clean lines, and layered details to show how simple elements can evolve into something truly extraordinary.

The Reading Buccaneers are excited to partner with G2 Performance for our brass and percussion uniforms, while FJM — Fred J. Miller Inc. and Field and Floor FX bring our color guard to life.

Our 2026 debut will be Saturday, June 27 at the Barnum Festival in Shelton, CT. 〰️

We’re honored to have collaborated with The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City on its new exhibition, Musical Bodies.

Over the course of several months, the FJM team worked closely with the Museum’s designers to produce over 100 yards of custom-printed fabric, carefully matching the colors to the exhibition’s interior palette and supplying the material needed for their in-house costume team to create these captivating garments.

It was a privilege to contribute our printing expertise to such a unique project and to see a bit of our work showcased in one of the world’s most renowned museums!

If you'd like to learn and see more about the exhibit, this video provides some excellent insight: https://youtu.be/6Go3EqebmhE?si=tWwhuEuQk_xFfNDs&t=287

An enormous thank you to the administrators and designers at the Met who worked with us on this particular project and created such a wonderful portion of the exhibit:

Kate Truisi - Production Designer
Greta Skagerlind and Fabiana Weinberg - Graphic Artists/Designers
Lauren Posada - Dresser

A new chapter in Phantom Regiment's storied history.

Designed by Michael J. Cesario and crafted by the FJM team, these uniforms beautifully bring Bloodline to life while honoring the legacy and tradition that define Phantom Regiment.

We can't wait to see these take the field this summer!

Designed by Michael Cesario and expertly crafted by FJM — Fred J. Miller Inc., the 2026 Phantom Regiment uniforms bring Bloodline to life.

Striking red and silver for the brass and percussion. Stark black and silver for the color guard.

Two distinct identities. One shared legacy.

Happy Father’s Day from all of us at FJM!

Today we’re celebrating the dads, stepdads, grandfathers, and father figures who support
and inspire us every single day.

Thank you for all you do!

Always a thrill to collaborate with Carolina Crown in creating their visual identity each summer! Another show-stopping design from FJM’s Principal Designer, Michael J. Cesario!

This Pride Month, FJM celebrates the diversity, creativity, and individuality that make the marching arts community so special.

We are proud to support an activity where performers, educators, and designers can bring their authentic selves to the field and floor every day. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

FJM is excited to be on-site at Virginia Tech attending the CBDNA Athletic Band Symposium this week!

We’re looking forward to connecting with collegiate band directors and celebrating the energy, tradition, and innovation that make athletic bands such an important part of campus culture.