The Winds of Kitty Hawk Long Sleeve Crewneck Tee Shirt

Twelve seconds that started everything.

On December 17, 1903, Orville and Wilbur Wright left the sand at Kill Devil Hills and flew. Every pilot alive owes something to that windy stretch of the Outer Banks. Fly it today and you'll see why they chose it: steady wind off the Atlantic, open beach, the sound on one side and the ocean on the other. Landing at First Flight Airport next to the memorial is a pilgrimage, and most pilots who make it never stop talking about it.

This long sleeve crewneck carries the real sectional chart covering the area around Kitty Hawk and the OBX, printed all the way around. From across the room it's a great green tee. Up close, it's the airspace over the most famous patch of sand in aviation.

Why it earns a spot in the flight bag

• Lab-tested UPF 50+ fabric with long sleeves, handy on a bright beach day.
• Won't shrink or fade, so the chart stays crisp.
• No collar, no buttons. Just a comfortable crewneck that starts aviation conversations wherever you go.
• It gets softer and more comfortable every time you wash and wear it.

Buying it as a gift?

For the pilot who has made the trip to Kitty Hawk, or the one who has it on the bucket list, this shirt says you know what that place means. It also suits history buffs, Outer Banks regulars, and anyone who still gets chills at the words "first flight."

Made just for you

Every shirt is sewn to order. Check the size chart before ordering to get the fit you want.

Designed by pilots in Michigan. Thanks, Wilbur and Orville.