AH_a369af44-8a71-11e8-a20f-0cc47a40fa97Comfortable polo made of smooth fabric that will be perfect for a trip to Lake Synever, the largest lake of the Ukrainian Carpatians. On the right on the polo there is a piece of interesting information about it. Its average area is 4-7 hectares, and the lake is located at an altitude of 989 meters above sea level. The average water temperature is 10-19 degrees. It’s quite deep, about 24 meters. So don’t swim without a life-jacket.
There is a logo of Aviatsiya Halychyny on the left. The polo is made of several fabrics of different colors following an original cut. There is loop below the buttons, the same as true pilots have. It is comfortable to put your glasses there. On the back there are imprinted images of the Carpathian Mountains and embroidered paragliders. Since it is a nice place for gliding. There is an inscription “BEAUTIFUL CARPATY” as they are really stunning. Under the collar the lake’s location coordinates 48°37′00″N. 23°41′02″E. are indicated. There is an embroidered inscription “UA” and a chevron with the emblem of Transcarpathian region on the sleeves. There are peculiar holes, i.e. ventilators, under the sleeves. They are intended for comfortable wearing in any weather.
AH_046489d9-6418-11e8-a20d-0cc47a40fa97In the wardrobe, you should have a polo made of good-quality fabric, which is suitable for walks or for office. Polo is made of 100% cotton, so the body will feel comfortable in it.
There is a special loop for glasses below the buttons. Even pilots’ uniforms have the same feature.
There is an embroidered logo of Aviatsiya Halychyny on the chest, as well as Shevchenko’s phrase “Борітеся – поборете” (“Struggle on – and be triumphant!”).
There is a large imprinted picture on the polo – this is Prometheus, a symbol of an unbowed folk.
The right sleeve is decorated with an embroidered inscription “UA” and an imprinted phrase “Слова, що надають крила” (“Words that give the freedom to fly”). For words really have the power to raise you to the sky.
There is a chevron with a picture of Taras Shevchenko on left sleeve.
The collar can be unfolded; there is an inscription “Кобзар” (“Kobzar”) and the coordinates of his birth place in Moryntsi village (Cherkasy region) 49°15′07″N. 31°00′04″E.
There are special ventilators under the sleeves to make the polo even more comfortable.See more men's polo shirts in the catalog
AH_882bd173-a945-11ec-9ba7-ac1f6b742a2bOur brand started with a classic man polo shirt. Now it has thе UA Sky Aces theme. The national avenger, the good spirit to protect the lives of civilians and our defenders. As black as a night in Kyiv. On the front, right under our embroidered logo we printed the Independence war inscription, as we fight for our Independence. At the bottom, a big print that has a big military vehicle of our hero and the leaves of the chestnut tree that is the symbol of Kyiv. A big colorful print on the back, with the picture of the pilot (from his selfie on social media). It is our classical polo shirt by style. Contrasting ventilator, UA on the sleeve, a label with a lion at the bottom and another label Proudly made in Ukraine on the side seam, as we are proud of everything we do.
AH_960fc4d4-8a6d-11e8-a20f-0cc47a40fa97Men’s polo created on the occasion of commemoration of 100 years of Ukrainian Aviation.
Dedicated to the Air Force, that starting from the early formations has been defending our sky up till now. As in the uniform of true pilots, there is a special loop for sunglasses below the buttons on the front. The front side is decorated with embroidery indicating the year of foundation of the Ukrainian Aviation as well as the year of commemoration of its centennial. On the back there is a three-dimensional embroidery with the image of number “100” and aircrafts: early aircrafts of Ukrainian Army and the ones used today.
On the right sleeve there is a patch “UA” so that everyone could be certain that the polo is created in Ukraine.
The upturned collar is decorated with the inscription of the air force of Ukrainian Galician Army “За волю України” (“For the freedom of Ukraine!”). Also, the coordinates of the contemporary location of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, 50 26'34.5"N 30 28'42.2"E, are imprinted on the polo shirt.
In addition to the loop for glasses, our polos have one more practical element borrowed from the military uniform — ventilators. These are special holes under the sleeves for comfortable wearing in summer time.
AH_68ee15bf-8a73-11e8-a20f-0cc47a40fa97It is always worth to have a comfortable and stylish polo in your wardrobe. Especially if it is comfortable for any activities and made of nice fabric.
The polo fastens with buttons. A loop below them is intended for glasses so you don’t lose them and keep them safe.
There is an embroidered logo of Aviatsiya Halychyny on the chest.
There are the words by Ivan Franko below it: “Дух, що тіло рве до бою” (“Deathless spirit of revolt — Rousing man to mighty prowess”).
The largest picture of the polo is the allegory for the struggle of good and evil. So there is a picture of a golden eagle with a serpent.
The sleeves are decorated with embroidery, an inscription “UA”, and an imprinted phrase “Слова, що надають крила” (“Words that give the freedom to fly”). As such words really give the freedom to fly. The other sleeve is embellished with a chevron with a picture of Ivan Franko.
The collar can be unfolded. There is an inscription “Kamenjar” under iе, i.e. the pseudo Franko received after he wrote the poem “Каменярі” (“Pavers of the Way”), and the coordinates of his birth palce in Nahuievychi village: 49°21′43″N. 23°19′14″E.
AH_9ed6204f-3aac-11ee-9bae-ac1f6b742a2bThe Trident is our main national symbol, and it has changed its shape and design many times throughout its history. We have embroidered this history of change on the back of the men’s polo, against the background of the printed inscription ‘Fight like Ukrainians’. On the left chest, we printed a vertical ribbon in the colours of the Ukrainian flag and the inscription ‘боротьба триває’(‘The struggle continues’); our signature wings and a quotation from a Ukrainian song ‘From the Blue Don to the Grey Carpathians’ are made with embroidery.
AH_d419f8b3-77ef-11ee-9baf-ac1f6b742a2bWe have a lot of F-16 clothing. Even the bomber jacket, which is popular not only among Ukrainians but also made a real stir on the European market. And although hundreds of people will be welcoming Ukrainian F-16 squadrons in our themed clothing, we couldn't resist making IT – the first polo by Aviatsiya Halychyny about the first and so far only Western aircraft to enter service in Ukraine during all the years of independence.On the front, we placed the outline of the aircraft against the background of a yellow and blue roundel with an eloquent inscription – ‘Heroes wear yellow blue’, and embroidered ‘Since 2022’ underneath it. Under the collar, there is an imprinted ‘Ukrainian Air Force’, and on the back, there is a large print with a symbolic bird and the official name of the aircraft – F-16 Fighting Falcon. Below that, there is a pale blue print with elements that can be found on the body of the aircraft itself.
AH_1ce1431a-cea4-11eb-a236-0cc47a40fa97A powerful men’s polo dedicated to the greatest international military exercise in the territory of Ukraine which become even more relevant each year. The polo is in maritime colors — blue and navy blue. On the back, there is the frigate “Hetman Sahaydachnyi” — a multipurpose combat ship of the Ukrainian Naval Forces. Below it, there are flags of the main countries which participated in the military exercise; there is also a description of the main goal of the exercise set below :) The outlines of the Black Sea serve as a background. On the chest on the right, there is a large print which depicts Neptune wringing the necks of a two headed hen off. There is also a NATO star and coordinates of the Black Sea. Our logo is placed on the right. The right sleeve is decorated with our fantasies on the logo of the military exercise, and the left one has a roundel with an anchor — the symbol of Ukrainian Naval Aviation.
