The Bentonville Aviator VFR Pocket Camp Shirt

Ozark ridges, Beaver Lake, and a runway named for a legend.

Northwest Arkansas is a sneaky good place to fly. Green ridgelines roll out in every direction, Beaver Lake twists through the hills like spilled ink, and the little field in Bentonville carries the name of Louise Thaden, the hometown aviator who won the 1936 Bendix Trophy. Climb out on a clear fall morning and you'll understand why people who fly here tend to stay.

This pocket camp shirt was inspired by one of our customers who loves to fly the skies over Arkansas. We set the real VFR Sectional Chart around Bentonville right into a green camp shirt print, permanently in the fabric. It looks like a relaxed weekend shirt from across the room. Up close, every local pilot starts hunting for VBT, XNA, and the field where they soloed.

What makes it a keeper

• An open left chest pocket, handy for a pen and a few notes on the ramp.
• Ultra lightweight fabric that breathes through an Arkansas July.
• Wrinkle resistant wash and wear. No iron required.
• It gets softer every time you wash and wear it.
• A relaxed fit with a classic camp collar.

Buying it as a gift?

For the Northwest Arkansas pilot, it's hometown pride they can wear to the airport cafe. It also lands well with the student pilot training around the Ozarks, or the pilot who moved away and still misses those ridges. It's sure to turn heads at the local airport, and it starts conversations wherever it goes.

Made just for you

Every shirt is sewn to order. The cut is generous, so please check the size chart for the perfect fit.

Designed by pilots in Michigan. Happy flying over the Ozarks.