The Anchorage Summer Flyer Tropical Men's Polo

Floatplane season, dressed up.

In Anchorage, aviation isn't a hobby, it's how life works. Roads only go so far, so airplanes fill the gaps. On a summer evening at Lake Hood you might watch a Beaver taxi out, lift off the water, and head west over Cook Inlet with a load of gear for a fishing camp. Merrill Field hums with taildraggers, and the big cargo jets come and go from Ted Stevens around the clock. It's aviation at its most essential, and its most beautiful.

Our friends in Alaska suggested this vivid blue palm tree version of the Anchorage area VFR chart. On a polo, it becomes a shirt you can wear to dinner downtown, to the office, or to the hangar. Palm trees and Alaska: it shouldn't work, and that's exactly why it does.

Why Alaska pilots love it

• Pique knit (poly + spandex) with comfortable stretch.
• Quick dry fabric wicks moisture when the summer sun finally shows up.
• Easy to layer under a fleece or jacket when the wind picks up off the inlet.
• The chart is permanently set into the fabric, and the polo gets softer the more you wash and wear it.

Buying it as a gift?

For the Alaska pilot who has everything (including three pairs of waders), the cargo captain based in Anchorage, or the friend who just came back from a flightseeing trip to Denali, this polo is a fun and thoughtful surprise.

Made just for you

Sewn to order for you. Take a quick look at the size chart before you order.

Designed by pilots in Michigan. Aloha, Alaska.