The Vance VFR Maroon and Gray Men's Polo Shirt

Enid, Oklahoma, in maroon and gray.

Fly out of Vance on a clear afternoon and the view is all section lines, wheat fields, and a runway complex that's been launching Air Force pilots for generations. The town slides by off the wing and the wide open plains roll out in every direction. It's the kind of place you don't fully appreciate until you've moved on to your next base.

We took the VFR chart of the area surrounding Vance AFB and set it into a maroon and gray print. Enid, the base, the roads and towns you used for visual references: it's all part of the pattern. From a distance it's a handsome, understated polo. Up close it's a map of where you learned to fly.

What makes it a favorite

• Maroon and gray tones that look good with khakis, jeans, or a flight jacket.
• Classic pique knit (poly + spandex), cool and soft against the skin.
• Quick-dry fabric that wicks moisture through a long day on the flight line.
• The VFR chart is permanently set into the fabric, no printed on graphics to fade.
• Wash it, wear it, repeat: it keeps getting softer and more comfortable.

Buying it as a gift?

For the T-6 or T-38 student counting down to wings, the IP who logged a hundred sorties over Enid, or the proud parent at graduation, this one hits home. It's a piece of their Air Force story they can wear to the next reunion.

Made just for you

Your polo is cut and sewn to order. Compare the size chart to a favorite polo before ordering.

Designed by pilots in Michigan. Check six.