The Anchorage Aviator Women's Polo Shirt

Floatplanes, glaciers, and Denali on a clear day.

Learning to fly in Anchorage is unlike learning anywhere else. Lake Hood buzzing with floatplanes, Merrill Field busy with taildraggers, jets departing Ted Stevens over Cook Inlet, and the Chugach Mountains standing guard on the east side of town. On a clear day, Denali shows up on the horizon and reminds you why you started.

This design was inspired by one of our customers who learned to fly in the skies above Anchorage. The sectional chart around Anchorage is set into a purple pique polo. From across the room it's a bold, fun polo. To an Alaska pilot, it's every lesson, every checkride, and every first solo in Southcentral.

Why pilots love it

• Traditional pique knit (poly and spandex), cut and sewn for women.
• Cool, soft, quick-dry fabric that wicks moisture to help keep you dry.
• Comfortable in the FBO or out on the tarmac.
• It gets softer and more comfortable every time you wash and wear it.

Buying it as a gift?

For the woman who earned her certificate in Anchorage, flies floats out of Lake Hood, or dreams of flying Alaska someday, this polo is a gift with real meaning. It celebrates the place she learned to fly and the grit that took. Ready for takeoff.

Made just for you

Each polo is cut and sewn to order. Please note our women's cut polo shirts are sewn with buttons on the right, opposite the traditional women's left button placement. Check the size chart for your best fit.

Designed by pilots in Michigan. North to Alaska.