The Anchorage Summer Flyer Shirt

Aloha from Anchorage.

Summer in Anchorage is a flying season like no other. The light lasts nearly all night, Lake Hood is busy with floatplanes, and Merrill Field sends a steady stream of taildraggers out toward the mountains and glaciers. You look down at Cook Inlet with the Chugach rising behind the city and think, there is nowhere else quite like this.

Our friends in Alaska suggested this one, and we're glad they did. It's the real Anchorage area VFR chart set into a vivid blue palm tree print. Yes, palm trees in Alaska. It's a bright, happy shirt for the long days, and Alaska pilots will spot their airspace the moment they lean in.

Why Alaska pilots love it

• Ultra lightweight and breathable for those warm, endless summer evenings.
• Wrinkle resistant wash and wear, so it packs flat into the smallest baggage compartment.
• The chart is permanently set into the fabric.
• It gets softer and more comfortable every time you wash and wear it.
• A classic relaxed camp collar.

Buying it as a gift?

For the bush pilot, the floatplane fan, the cruise passenger who took one flightseeing tour and never got over it, or the Lower 48 pilot who dreams of flying north, this is the shirt. It's a fun, unexpected way to say Alaska, and it will get worn every summer.

Made just for you

Sewn to order for you. Our Hawaiian shirts have a relaxed, generous fit, so check the size chart before you order. It also comes as a men's polo.

Designed by pilots in Michigan. Cleared for takeoff.