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The Lancaster to Greensboro IFR Men's Polo Shirt
$6.95 shipping, free when you order two or more
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Cleared as filed, Lancaster to Greensboro.
Instrument pilots know the feeling: you launch into a gray overcast, the windshield goes white, and the world shrinks down to the panel, the airways and the next fix on the clearance. Somewhere between Pennsylvania and North Carolina you pop out on top into sunshine, and every hour of instrument training suddenly feels worth it.
This polo traces the IFR flying corridor from Lancaster, Pennsylvania toward Greensboro, North Carolina, turning airways, navigation fixes, airports and controlled airspace into a clean, technical pattern set permanently into the fabric. Most people will see a sharp, modern print. Instrument rated pilots will start reading the routing.
Why pilots love it
- Comfortable pique knit performance fabric.
- Breathable, moisture wicking and quick drying.
- UPF 50 rated fabric for days outside.
- A polished look for flying, travel, the golf course or a casual dinner.
- It gets softer every time you wash and wear it.
Buying it as a gift?
Just passed the instrument checkride? This is the gift. It's also perfect for the pilot who commutes this route, flies out of Lancaster or the Piedmont Triad, or simply believes IFR charts are underrated art.
Made just for you
Sewn to order. Check the size chart before you order.
Designed by pilots in Michigan. See you on top.
Details
- 100% Lightweight super-soft premium polyester weave
- Double stitched quality
- Your satisfaction is always guaranteed
Shipping
Shirts are are made to order and will arrive to you in approximately 2 weeks.
Men's Polo Shirt Size Chart
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Size
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Chest (inches)
|
Length (inches)
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|---|---|---|
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S
|
36
|
28 |
| M | 40 | 29 |
| L | 44 | 30 |
| XL | 48 | 31 |
| XXL | 52 | 32 |
| 3XL | 56 |
33
|
| 4XL | 60 |
34
|
| 5XL | 64 |
34.5
|
Here's an easy way to check your size:
1. Lay a favorite good-fitting shirt flat with buttons fastened.
2. Measure right edge to left edge of fabric under the sleeve to find half the of the chest circumference.
3. Double your measurement and match it to the chest measurement in the chart above.
Between sizes? Go to the next larger size - this shirt is intended to be a loose, comfortable shirt!




