The Oklahoma City IFR Men's Polo Shirt

Instrument flying in the heart of the Plains.

Oklahoma City is where a lot of aviation careers quietly begin. The FAA Academy trains controllers and inspectors at the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center on the edge of Will Rogers. Tinker's big jets share the sky with trainers out of Wiley Post and Norman. And every spring, instrument pilots learn to read convective SIGMETs like scripture. If you've shot an approach into OKC with the wind howling across the runway, you've earned this shirt.

This polo is printed with the real IFR chart covering the area around Oklahoma City. Airways, navaids and fixes, laid out in a bold all-over pattern. To most people it's a sharp, graphic golf shirt. To an instrument pilot, it's a route they know by heart.

Why instrument pilots wear it

• Traditional pique knit (poly + spandex), cut and sewn to order.
• Cool, soft, quick dry fabric that wicks moisture on a humid Oklahoma afternoon.
• It gets softer and more comfortable every time you wash and wear it.
• The chart is permanently set into the fabric.
• Polished enough for the office, relaxed enough for the hangar.

Buying it as a gift?

VFR shirts are everywhere. An IFR chart polo is for the pilot who worked hard for that instrument rating: the CFII, the corporate pilot, the FAA Academy grad or the airline captain who started out in Oklahoma. They'll recognize the effort, and the chart.

Made just for you

Your polo is cut and sewn to order. Check the size chart to find your fit.

Designed by pilots in Michigan. Expect vectors.