Most comfortable pilot shirt?

[The Saint]

Hey just a quick survey of shirts guys like. I find the Vanheusen shirts to be uncomfortable, the collars scrape the neck. Anyway need something to complain about!

 

[AMRCostUnit]

Hey just a quick survey of shirts guys like. I find the Vanheusen shirts to be uncomfortable, the collars scrape the neck. Anyway need something to complain about!

http://www.landerwoodshirts.com/

Been using these guys for years now. Very happy.

Unit

 

[chriskcmo]

My company bought these shirts for me:


http://www.crewgear.com/default.asp?WCI=Product&WCE=LEAOS15SS

I'm not a huge fan of the button down collar, since I tend to take off my tie when waiting for the passengers in FBOs. But I like the oxford material that they're made with. It's soft and comfortable in the summer, but heavy enough for winter wear as well. At first I thought I wouldn't like the sunglasses pocket on the left pocket, but it's really convenient to put business cards, receipts, etc. in (I have yet to use it for sunglasses).

 

[falcon20driver]

The van heusen commander is 60% cotton and real comfortable, the cheaper van heusen aviator shirts are only 35% cotton and feel like they're made out of sandpaper.

The commander is 18 bucks at http://dress-shirts.com/heusen/pilot.htm

 

[C425Driver]

I bought mine from www.pilotshirts.com and was very happy with them. They are comfortable and the tails are a little longer so they don't come untucked very easily.

 

[donger]

I have three Van Heusen Commander shirts and two of the Landerwood shirts. While the Commanders are good, the Landerwood is much better fitting, more comfortable and more durable. They just feel like they will last twice as long as the others.

 

[AlbieF15]

I understand if you get a job at SWA flying naked occassionly in your "hair shirt" is an option. I'm not sure my other crew members would be thrilled at the sight, but I guess it sure would get rid of that tie chafing my neck. If other pilots are still regularly doing that I might suggest a towel to throw on the seat before you start the trip.

 

[jimcav]

Pilot House makes a great shirt. Tapered and comfy. A little expensive but I've been wearing them for years and swear by them.

 

[MD80DRVR]

Pilot House makes a great shirt. Tapered and comfy. A little expensive but I've been wearing them for years and swear by them.

Amen..... I started wearing Pilot House shirts last year and thought that I would never go back to wearing anything else again. Unfortunately, I don't think they make them in Blue!!

 

[D_G]

The missing link http://www.pilotshirts.com/store/prodinfo.asp?number=TOFS&variation=&aitem=1&mitem=6

 

[PBRstreetgang]

Hey,
A t-shirt with grease, ketchup, mustard and lots of dirt, wait you mean at work....nevermind.
PBR

 

[The Saint]

Thanks

Thanks guys, just started my airline career, and i am all about comfort. Course as as Albie pointed out not too comfortable

 

[Dinger]

I have to say that my current shirt is a Tommy Bahama. Some things in the corporate world are better. That being said, I would trade in my winter overnights in Palm Springs and the casual gear to be able to carry my ol' leather flight bag and wear scratchy itchies again....someday Amigos.....someday!

 

[Bill Mostellar]

http://www.landerwoodshirts.com/

Been using these guys for years now. Very happy.

Unit

Agreed - Pinpoint 60/40 blend. Very smooth and even looks god on the fourth day. ;>

 

[TheTIC]

a "HOOTER'S" t-shirt with the girl still wearing it.