The Huntsville to Fort Campbell Long-Sleeve Compression Base Layer Shirt

A base layer that knows where you fly.

Winter mornings in the Tennessee Valley can bite. You're preflighting in the dark at Huntsville or out on the line at Fort Campbell, the wind is cutting through your jacket, and the heater won't catch up until well after takeoff. That's when a good base layer earns its keep.

This one wears the signature Pilot Quarters night vision treatment: an aviator's look at Huntsville, Nashville, Chattanooga, Fort Campbell, and surrounding points, protected by the formidable Gray Eagle, Apache, Blackhawk, and Cobra platforms. Wear it under a flight suit or jacket, or on its own. It's also known as a rash guard or surf shirt, so it's good for plenty of occasions, even if Charlie don't surf.

Why aviators love it

• Comfortable four-way stretch fabric that moves with you.
• Designed to sit snug to the skin as a true base layer.
• Long sleeves for cold weather flying, or for a day on the lake in summer.
• The chart is permanently set into the fabric.
• It gets more comfortable every time you wash and wear it.

Buying it as a gift?

The best gifts for aviators are the ones they actually use, and this is both practical and personal. For the Army aviator at Fort Campbell, the Huntsville helicopter pilot, or the veteran who still gets cold just thinking about winter flight line duty, it's a gift that gets worn every chilly morning.

Made just for you

Sewn to order. This shirt is meant to fit snug like a compression layer, so order a size or two up if you prefer a looser fit.

Designed by pilots in Michigan. Stay warm up there.