The Honolulu IFR Full Button Up Shirt

Breaking out over Oahu.

Not every Hawaii flight is postcard weather. Trade wind showers stack up against the Koolau range, clouds hang on the ridges, and sometimes you get the real thing: an instrument approach into Honolulu, rain on the windscreen, and then the runway lights and the turquoise water pop out of the gray all at once. Instrument pilots never forget that moment.

This full button up shirt carries the real IFR chart around Honolulu in an all-over print. From across the room it has a classic short sleeve dress shirt look. Up close, instrument rated pilots start reading the fixes and frequencies they know from flying the islands.

Why instrument pilots like it

• A full button up, short sleeve dress shirt that looks sharp all day.
• Office ready, layover ready and dinner ready.
• Gets softer and more comfortable every time you wash and wear it.
• The chart is permanently in the fabric, not sitting on top of it.
• A subtle nod to IFR flying that only other pilots will fully appreciate.

Buying it as a gift?

For the newly instrument rated pilot, the airline crew member who flies the Honolulu trips, or the Hawaii pilot who has shot that approach for real, this shirt says you understand what they worked for. It's dressy enough to wear to work.

Made just for you

Your shirt is sewn to order, made just for you. Check the size chart before ordering.

Designed by pilots in Michigan. Cleared for the approach.