The Elizabethtown VFR Flyer Tropical Polo

Cleared for takeoff from E-town.

Addington Field in Elizabethtown is the kind of airport that makes flying feel easy. Rolling Kentucky farmland in every direction, Fort Knox just up the road, Louisville a short hop north, and a pattern full of people who fly because they love it. Cleared for takeoff in any direction from Elizabethtown, you can be over horse country or the Ohio River before your coffee goes cold.

This is a Pilot Quarters original polo built on the real VFR sectional chart around Elizabethtown, with KEKX in the mix, set into a green tropical print. It reads as a sharp, easy polo from across the room. Up close, Kentucky pilots start picking out their home field.

Why it earns a spot in your flight bag

• Pique knit (poly and spandex) with a little stretch for climbing in and out of the cockpit.
• Quick dry and moisture wicking, which matters in a Kentucky July.
• Works for flying, golf, a night on the town, or logging some hangar flying.
• Every wash and wear makes it a little softer, so it only gets better.
• The chart is permanently set into the fabric.

Buying it as a gift?

For the pilot who trained at Addington, flies out of central Kentucky, or served near Fort Knox, this polo says you know exactly where they love to fly. It's polished enough for the office or the golf course, so it won't just sit in a drawer.

Made just for you

Each polo is sewn to order just for you. It has a classic fit, so check the size chart to find yours.

Designed by pilots in Michigan. Fly safe, y'all.