Women Fly Clothing

Above All - WASP By Women FlyT-shirt honoring the legendary WASP pilots.During WWII, the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) was formed to help with non-combat piloting missions. The selection process was rigorous and included personal interviews with Cochran or one of her representatives. Of the 25,000 applicants to the program, 1,830 were accepted and 1,074 graduated. The WASP, based out of Avenger Field in Sweetwater, Texas, were a civilian unit charged with transporting military aircraft...

Amelia Earhart Courage By Women FlyA classic t-shirt celebrating the most reknowned woman pilot in aviation history The first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic; the first person to solo across the Pacific from Honolulu to Oakland; the first person to solo from Burbank to Mexico City; speed records, altitude records, innumerable honors, degrees and accolades...It's difficult to think about Amelia Earhart outside of aviation. However, this world renown pilot was also an accomplished writer,...

Beryl Markham By Women FlyRomantic design honoring a daring pilot and talented writer."I learned what every dreaming child needs to know - no horizon is so far that you cannot see above or beyond it." As a young girl, Beryl Markham was moved from her English birthplace to Kenya, a country that would become her true homeland. She became the first woman in Africa to earn a pilots license. Accompanied only by her compass, Beryl flew countless rescue missions over dangerous, uncharted territory....

Bessie Coleman By Women Fly America's first licensed African American pilot. Racism and sexism were a sign of the times, but "Queen Bess" had her sights set far above the pit of prejudice. Denied access to flight instruction in America, Bessie became fluent in French and, in 1921, crossed the ocean to realize her dream. As the first African American to earn a pilot's license, she defied injustice and won. In 1995, Bessie became the eighteenth honoree in the US Postal Service's Black Heritage...

Betty Skelton By Women FlyThe First Lady of Aerobatics, she flew "Little Stinker" after WWIIBetty won the International Feminine Aerobatic Championships in 1948-1950 in the revolutionary new Pitts Special biplane while still in her 20's. She learned to fly early, soloing at age 12, and perfected her airshow flying through determination, courage and perfectionism. Her spunky style drew the admiration of airshow crowds from coast to coast. She flew numerous airplanes for speed records, including...

Doing It Since 1910 By Women FlyWomen have been part of aviation from nearly the beginning!Women have been a part of aviation from nearly the beginning. Orville Wright flew in 1903, and Harriet Quimby earned her license in 1910, beginning a long tradition of women aviators, heroes and adventurers. Show the world that you're proud to be part of a group that has achieved so much despite adversity and prejudice. We've printed "Doing it since 1910" on the front and "Women Fly" between the shoulder...

Element:Air/Amelia Earhart By Women Fly Printed on a soft tan, 100% cotton t-shirt, a quote from history's most famous aviatrix. The first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic; the first person to solo across the Pacific from Honolulu to Oakland; the first person to solo from Burbank to Mexico City; speed records, altitude records, innumerable honors, degrees and accolades...It's difficult to think about Amelia Earhart outside of aviation. However, this world renown pilot was also an...

Element:Earth/Anne Lindbergh By Women Fly Printed on a soothing green, 100% cotton t-shirt, a quote from the first licensed female glider pilot and wife of Charles Lindbergh. Anne Morrow became the wife of Charles Lindbergh after meeting him and becoming entranced by his vision, ambition and world view. She became his trusted confidant, editor, co-pilot, radioman and endured deep tragedy and soaring adventures. Her first child was abducted and killed in the greatest scandal of it's time and...

Element:Fire/Bessie Coleman By Women Fly Printed on a deep wine, 100% cotton t-shirt, a quote from the first African American pilot, male or female. Racism and sexism were a sign of the times, but "Queen Bess" had her sights set far above the pit of prejudice. Denied access to flight instruction in America, Bessie became fluent in French and, in 1921, crossed the ocean to realize her dream. As the first African American to earn a pilot's license, she defied injustice and won. In 1995, Bessie...

Element:Ice/Patty Wagstaff By Women Fly Printed on a bright fuschia, 100% cotton t-shirt, a quote from the most accomplished female aerobatic pilot. Three-time national aerobatic champion Patty Wagstaff has probably done more to make aerobatics a household word than any other pilot in history. Breaking the gender barrier, she proved that in aviation, the best pilots are determined by skill and practice, not by gender. In 1991, competing in a field of both men and women, she won the National...

Element:Lightning/Jackie Cochran By Women Fly Printed on a deep purple, 100% cotton t-shirt, a quote the woman that holds the most aviation records of any pilot Jackie Cochran grew up in extreme poverty in the Florida panhandle. But Jackie was a survivor and took an opportunity to apprentice with a beautician to escape the South. With only a second-grade education, Jackie opened her first beauty and cosmetics shop. The Depression was in full swing and she realized she needed an edge on her...

Element:Water/Beryl Markham By Women Fly Printed on a bright aqua, 100% cotton t-shirt, a quote from the first pilot to cross the Atlantic from east to west. As a young girl, Beryl Markham was moved from her English birthplace to Kenya, a country that would become her true homeland. She became the first woman in Africa to earn a pilots license. Accompanied only by her compass, Beryl flew countless rescue missions over dangerous, uncharted territory. In 1936, she became the first pilot to make...