The Enid and Vance AFB Navy Blue Men's Polo Shirt

Where the Air Force learns to fly.

Spend any time around Enid and you'll hear the trainers before you see them. Vance Air Force Base turns out new Air Force pilots, so the sky over the wheat fields stays busy with T-6s and T-38s working the pattern. For anyone who trained there, or flew alongside them, Enid is a place that stays with you.

This navy blue polo was inspired by one of our aviator friends who flies the Oklahoma skies. It features the real sectional chart around Enid, OK, set into a pique knit polo. Look closely and you'll notice a lighter area on the chest and back. That's no printing flaw. It's the chart's depiction of the Great Salt Plains and the lake, and we have no intention of removing a local landmark.

Why pilots love it

• Pique knit fabric, 95% poly and 5% spandex.
• Quick dry fabric wicks moisture under the Oklahoma sun.
• Shrink, wrinkle, and fade resistant.
• Navy blue that looks sharp at the squadron, the office, or out on the town.
• It gets softer and more comfortable every time you wash and wear it.

Buying it as a gift?

For the Vance graduate, the instructor pilot, or the family of a student in pilot training at Vance, this polo marks one of the biggest chapters of their flying life. It's just as meaningful for local pilots based at Enid Woodring.

Made just for you

Your polo is cut and sewn to order. Check the size chart for your best fit.

Designed by pilots in Michigan. Aim high.