The Portland to Seattle Women's Polo Shirt

Columbia River to Puget Sound, cut for her.

The I-5 corridor is one of the great flights of the Pacific Northwest. Climb out of Portland, follow the Columbia, and watch the big volcanoes take turns on the horizon: Hood behind you, St. Helens off the wing, Rainier rising ahead like it owns the sky. By the time Seattle's Bravo and the blue of Puget Sound show up, you've seen more scenery in an hour than most people see all year.

This polo started with a request from one of our customers, who wanted it for his partner who loves to fly the skies above Oregon and Washington State. It's the real VFR chart from Portland to Seattle, set into a women's pique knit polo. From across the room it's a fresh, green patterned polo. Up close, Northwest pilots start finding PDX, Sea-Tac and the little fields in between. Ready for takeoff.

Why she'll wear it everywhere

• Traditional pique knit fabric (poly plus spandex) with a cool, soft feel.
• Quick-dry fabric wicks moisture to help keep you dry on the ramp or the golf course.
• Easy care: machine wash cold and tumble dry.
• Gets softer and more comfortable every time you wash and wear it.
• A women's cut with the buttons on the right side.

Shopping for a woman who flies?

Women pilots get handed a lot of men's shirts in size small. This is not that. It's a polo cut for her, with the chart of the skies she actually flies. Perfect for the Northwest pilot, student pilot or aviation lover who has made the Portland to Seattle run and still grins about it.

Made just for you

Your polo is cut and sewn to order. Please note that the buttons are on the right side, and check the size chart for your best fit.

Designed by pilots in Michigan. Ready for takeoff!