The Vance IFR Men's Polo Shirt

Where Air Force wings get earned.

Ask anyone who went through pilot training at Vance and they'll tell you about the wind across the Oklahoma plains, the early briefs, the T-6s and T-38s filling the pattern, and the long instrument days that turned students into pilots. Enid doesn't look like much from the road. From the air, it's where a lot of careers began.

This polo carries the IFR chart of the airspace around Vance AFB, Oklahoma: the airways, fixes, and navaids you learned to fly by needles before you ever earned your wings. Across the room it's a sharp, bold pattern. Up close, anyone who has flown out of Enid starts tracing the routes they know by heart.

Why Vance pilots wear it

• A traditional pique knit polo (poly + spandex) with a cool, soft hand.
• Quick-dry fabric wicks moisture, a real help on a hot Oklahoma ramp.
• Sharp enough for the squadron bar, the golf course, or a graduation dinner.
• The chart is permanently set into the fabric, so it won't crack or peel.
• It gets softer and more comfortable every time you wash and wear it.

Buying it as a gift?

Pin a set of wings on someone and you'll want to mark the place it happened. This is a great pick for a Vance student heading to graduation, an instructor finishing a tour, or a retired pilot who still talks about Enid. They'll recognize the chart before they finish opening the box.

Made just for you

Every polo is cut and sewn to order. Check the size chart against a polo you already love for the best fit.

Designed by pilots in Michigan. Fly safe, fly smart.