The Northeast Flight Above IFR Sundress

Cleared as filed, and wearing a sundress.

Anyone who has flown IFR in the Northeast knows the rhythm of it. The reroute before you leave the ramp, the busy frequencies, the airways stacked over New York, Pennsylvania and Maryland, and the quiet satisfaction of shooting the approach and breaking out right where the plate said the runway would be. It is some of the busiest airspace in the world, and the pilots who fly it wear that like a badge.

This dress is our tribute to that flying. We took an IFR chart of the Northeast, the kind that lives on an iPad or folded in a flight bag, and set it into the fabric of a sleeveless sundress. From across the patio it reads as a crisp, graphic print. Up close, instrument pilots start spotting the airways they have flown a hundred times.

Why it works

• Pockets. Two side pockets blend into the pattern, so nobody knows where you stashed your phone.
• An ultra light weave of 98% polyester and 2% spandex that feels soft and breathes.
• It gets softer and more comfortable every time you wash and wear it.
• Easy to wear from the flight deck to the pool deck to dinner.
• Sizes XS to 5XL.

Buying it as a gift?

For the instrument rated pilot who logs actual in the Northeast, the airline or corporate pilot based near New York or Philadelphia, or the partner who handles the radios on every family trip. It's a dress that quietly says "I know exactly what expect further clearance means," and it looks great saying it.

Made just for you

Every dress is sewn to order. Check the size guide before you order to get the right fit.

Designed by pilots in Michigan. See you on the approach.