The Los Angeles VFR Men's Polo Shirt

Right over LAX, at 3,500 feet, on purpose.

Every SoCal pilot remembers their first trip through the Special Flight Rules Area over LAX. Heavies rolling on the parallels beneath you, the Pacific on one side, the whole basin laid out on the other, and you announcing your position like it is the most normal thing in the world. Then there's the ocean haze, the Palos Verdes coastline, and the never-ending chatter on SoCal Approach. Flying here is busy, and it's beautiful.

This polo carries the real Los Angeles area sectional chart: LAX, Hawthorne, Compton/Woodley, Long Beach, Torrance and John Wayne, wrapped in the tangle of airspace and navigation references that make LA famous among pilots. From across the room it looks like a sharp patterned polo. Up close, someone always finds the field where they did their first solo.

Why LA pilots wear it

• Pique knit performance fabric that wicks moisture, dries quickly and carries UPF 50 sun protection for that Southern California sun.
• A real collar and placket, sharp enough for a client lunch or the club.
• Gets softer and more comfortable every time you wash and wear it.
• Works on the ramp, on the golf course and at the airport cafe after a morning flight.

Buying it as a gift?

For the pilot who learned at Long Beach, flies out of Torrance or Hawthorne, or just likes to tell the story of their first time over LAX, this polo is a little piece of their logbook. Polished enough to wear anywhere, and something they won't find in a pilot shop.

Made just for you

Each polo is sewn to order. See the size chart to pick your size.

Designed by pilots in Michigan. Blue skies over the basin.