The Prescott Valley Sundress

High desert flying, with pockets.

Prescott is where a lot of pilots grow up fast. The tower at Prescott Regional stays busy with Embry-Riddle students, the Granite Dells and Thumb Butte make unforgettable checkpoints, and at better than five thousand feet the density altitude talk is real by noon in July. Then the monsoon builds over the mountains in the afternoon, and everyone heads back to the airport before it does.

This sundress features the real aviation chart around Prescott and the surrounding high desert, worked into an all-over print. It reads as a pretty, easy summer dress from across the room. Up close, Arizona pilots start finding Prescott, the Phoenix airspace to the south and their own favorite airports.

Why she'll keep reaching for it

• Hidden side pockets keep your phone, keys or fuel tester close.
• A real chart print that doubles as a conversation starter at the fly-in.
• Easy to dress up for dinner or wear casual to the airport cafe.
• A one-of-a-kind look you won't see on anyone else at brunch.

Buying it as a gift?

For the Embry-Riddle Prescott grad, the pilot who flies the Arizona high country, or the woman who has stood on that ramp watching the monsoon roll in, this dress is a thoughtful pick. It's personal, it's pretty, and it has pockets.

Made just for you

Your dress is sewn to order, just for you. Please check the size chart before ordering.

Designed by pilots in Michigan. Fly high.