The Washington DC Night Flight Men's Polo Shirt

The most closely watched sky in America.

Every pilot who flies near Washington knows the drill: the SFRA ring on the chart, the FRZ inside it, a discrete squawk code, and a Bravo that wraps around three major airports. It's some of the most tightly controlled airspace in the country, and flying it right is a point of pride. At night, with the monuments lit up along the Potomac, it's also unforgettable.

This polo puts the Washington DC area from the real Sectional Chart into our night flight colorway, a darker take on the chart that looks sharp anywhere. Most people see a great polo. Pilots see Reagan National, Dulles, and BWI, and start telling you about the last time they flew the SFRA.

Why it belongs in a DC closet

• Pique knit fabric (poly + spandex), cool and comfortable.
• Quick dry and moisture wicking, which matters in a Washington summer.
• Looks right at the office, on the course, or on the flight line.
• The night flight colorway pairs easily with khakis or gray slacks.
• It gets softer and more comfortable every time you wash and wear it.

Buying it as a gift?

For the pilot who has taken the SFRA training, the airline crew based at Dulles or National, or the weekday professional who flies every weekend. It's a polo that fits in at a DC office and earns a knowing nod at any FBO.

Made just for you

Every polo is sewn to order. It's a classic polo fit; check the size chart if you're unsure.

Designed by pilots in Michigan. Squawk your code.