The Oshkosh VFR Long Sleeve Performance Crewneck Shirt

Ripon, the railroad tracks, then Fisk.

Every pilot who has flown into Oshkosh for the big summer fly-in remembers the arrival. Briefing the NOTAM for weeks, listening on frequency as you approach Ripon, then following the railroad tracks in a long line of airplanes toward Fisk. You hear "rock your wings," you do it with a grin, and a few minutes later you're putting it down on a colored dot at Wittman Regional with more airplanes around you than you've ever seen in one place. Nothing else in aviation feels like that week.

This long sleeve crewneck carries the real sectional chart of the Oshkosh area, with the airports, airspace, lakes and landmarks around Lake Winnebago that have become part of aviation history. To the rest of the world it's a sharp shirt. To anyone who has flown the Fisk Arrival, volunteered on the grounds, or camped under the wing, it's instantly recognizable.

Why it belongs in your fly-in bag

• Lightweight performance fabric that breathes and wicks moisture.
• Quick-drying, for the dew on the grass at sunrise and the heat on the flight line by noon.
• Long sleeves for cool early mornings on the campground.
• It gets softer and more comfortable each time you wash and wear it.
• The chart is permanently set into the fabric.

Buying it as a gift?

If your pilot circles the last week of July on the calendar every January, this is their shirt. And if they haven't made the trip yet but talk about it every summer, give them this now and let it be a promise. Either way, they'll wear it to the fly-in proudly.

Made just for you

Sewn to order, just for you. Check the size chart before ordering.

Designed by pilots in Michigan, a short hop across the lake from Oshkosh.