The Greenville to Lake Michigan Sports Polo

Downstate to the lakefront on one chart.

Fly north out of Greenville and Illinois unrolls like a quilt. Section lines, grain elevators, a Class C ring to brief every hour or so, and then the haze on the horizon that slowly turns into the Chicago skyline and a whole lot of blue water. It's the kind of long cross-country that makes a student pilot feel like a real one.

This polo covers that run, Greenville to Lake Michigan, using the real VFR sectional chart set into an all-over green print. From a distance it's a crisp, good-looking polo. Up close, Illinois pilots start following the roads and rivers to their home airport.

Built for the long day

• Pique knit polyester with spandex, so it keeps its shape and stretches when you reach for the fuel cap.
• Quick-dry fabric wicks moisture through a humid Midwest summer.
• Collared enough for Monday's meeting, relaxed enough for the airport cafe.
• Gets softer and more comfortable the more you wash and wear it.
• The chart is permanently set into the fabric, so it won't peel or crack.

Buying it as a gift?

Know a pilot who learned to fly downstate and now lives in Chicagoland, or the other way around? This is their whole state on one shirt. It's the kind of gift that gets an immediate "hey, that's my airport" when they open the box.

Made just for you

Every polo is sewn to order. It follows a standard sport polo fit, so check the size chart to land the right size.

Designed by pilots in Michigan, just across the lake. Blue side up.