UPF built into the fabric
Premium bamboo fabric performance
Designed by pilots, tested in the cockpit
First to market
WHY IT MATTERS
Above the Clouds, the Sun Hits Different.
A pilot flying for just 56 minutes at 30,000 feet may receive the same carcinogenic UVA exposure as someone spending 20 minutes in a tanning bed. That’s why we believe professional pilot apparel should do more than look sharp—it should help protect the people wearing it.
THE DETAILS
Every Detail, Considered
OUR STORY
Born on the Water.
Worn in the Sky.
It started in Delray Beach.
We were fishing one afternoon, both wearing sun-protective clothing, when a simple conversation turned into a bigger question: if we're protecting ourselves from the sun here, why aren't pilots protected at altitude?
Dak had been flying professionally for years. Neither of us had a good answer.
Turns out, nobody had built it.
So we did. We partnered with a renowned product development team in Los Angeles and spent months getting it right, listening to pilots along the way, including female aviators who wanted a fit that actually worked for them.
Premium bamboo performance fabric. UV protection woven into the fiber. Modern tailoring that still meets the standard your uniform requires. This is pilot apparel that finally works as hard as you do.
"I fly four legs a day through the Southwest and I used to come home with a tan line from the window. First long-haul day in this shirt and it just felt cooler. Didn't think about it once, which is the whole point."
"I've spent years sizing down men's shirts and dealing with the gap at the chest. This is the first uniform shirt I've worn that actually fits and still looks professional in the flight deck."
"Comfortable enough for a five-hour leg, sharp enough that I don't change before dinner. That's a hard combination to find."
Classic tailoring with modern performance. Long sleeve and short sleeve, both built from premium bamboo performance fabric with UV protection woven in.
A tailored silhouette designed with female aviators, not adapted from a men's pattern. Professional, flattering, and built to move.
More ways to fly comfortable, protected, and sharp. Coming soon.
