The Salt Lake City IFR Men's Polo Shirt

For the pilot who files IFR over the Wasatch.

Salt Lake is where instrument flying gets real. Minimum enroute altitudes climb with the terrain, the Wasatch Front stacks up right beside the Class B, and winter inversions can turn a perfect morning into a hard IMC day over the valley. Instrument pilots out of KSLC, Ogden and Provo know the airways and fixes on this chart by heart.

This polo is printed with the real IFR chart covering the area around Salt Lake City, not a sectional. Airways, fixes and navaids, all in a bold pattern. On the course or in the office it looks sharp and a little different. Up close, instrument pilots will recognize the lines they've been flying.

Why it's a go-to polo

• Classic pique knit fabric (poly + spandex) with a bit of stretch.
• Quick dry fabric wicks moisture to help keep you dry.
• The chart pattern is permanently set into the fabric.
• It gets softer and more comfortable every time you wash and wear it.
• Dressed up enough for a meeting, easy enough for the flight line or a round of golf.

Buying it as a gift?

Most pilot shirts are VFR. This one is for the instrument rated pilot, the CFII, or the airline crew member who spends their days in the system. Give them an IFR chart they can wear and they'll know you were paying attention.

Made just for you

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

Designed by pilots in Michigan. Cleared as filed.