The Ferry County (R49) Airport Pocket Camp Shirt

The hilltop strip you don't forget.

There are airports you fly into, and airports you remember. Ferry County is the second kind. It's a 3,500-foot strip on a hill six miles northeast of Republic, out in the mountains of northeast Washington, and pilots who've flown into R49 tend to spot it on a chart right away. It's one of those airports that sticks with you.

This shirt is the sectional around Ferry County Airport, set right into a pocket camp shirt print. It's quiet country on paper too: ridgelines, valleys and a lot of open space, the kind of chart that reminds you to watch your density altitude and enjoy the view. From across the room it's a relaxed camp shirt. Up close, the backcountry crowd starts nodding.

Why it works

• A chest pocket roomy enough for a pen and the fuel receipt.
• Ultra lightweight and breathable for summer flying.
• Wrinkle resistant wash and wear, built for camping under the wing.
• The chart is permanently in the fabric, and the shirt gets softer every time you wash and wear it.

Buying it as a gift?

This is a shirt for someone who has actually landed there, or who keeps a list of strips they plan to. It says you know which airports matter to them, not just that they like airplanes.

Made just for you

Sewn to order for every customer. The fit is relaxed, so look over the size chart before you choose.

Designed by pilots in Michigan. Fly the mountains, wear the chart.