AH_f104ff5d-e3a5-11ef-9bcb-00155dcd4802If we're creating apparel inspired by the 40th Tactical Aviation Brigade, it must be authentic, aviation-themed, made from genuine flight nylon, and feature distinct identity elements. We never take the easy route, especially when it comes to cuts, so we've reimagined standards and created a purely feminine bomber jacket that gives you the sensation of flight both physically and visually. Understated yet striking patch pockets in front, hidden elastic bands on the sleeves and waist, plus two massive wings. And that's just the cut. On the front pocket, there's a printed aviation roundel with the phrase "Live To Fly. Fly To Live." Just above it – the brigade's coordinates. On the back – a massive embroidered trident-bird. And on the sleeves – a scattering of airplanes.
AH_4c2bc667-b6f8-11ef-9bcb-00155dcd4802Where calm dances with chaos, madness goes on a date with minimalism, and clamor and coziness take a leisurely stroll hand in hand – that's exactly how our new sweatshirt “Celebration” feels!
We manifest the simple Carpathian happiness with the beats of the legendary festival hit by Perkalaba, so that your life feels like a Mushrooms and Trout Festival!
It features a high collar and a raglan cut. Up front, you’ll find embroidery of mushrooms and fish, while the back boasts the printed Beautiful Carpaty logo. On the roomy sleeves, we’ve incorporated the lyrics of Perkalaba’s song “Mushrooms and Trout Festival”:Speck, stripe, and little whisker,Cone, mouse, and a tiny mister,Bowl, spoon, and fork in tune,A hearty soup, a fish, a mussel soon,Horses, hooks, and charming dames,Feta, chives, and sledding games,A cross, a mug, a little shell,A twister, clogs, a fabled tale to tell,A balloon, a ball, and streams that flow,Doors and windows, a wink’s soft glow,Sipped some vodka, wooed a girl so fine,Cherishing every hill for all time,A furnace, horses, cows in line,So that health may flourish and brightly shine,A pint of beer, dry fish, white and blue,Good mushrooms too, to keep life true,A chin, a whisker, a sketch, a quip,Flashing lights, good vibes on a trip,Braids, pins, and ants at play,Bob cooks a hearty porridge today,A bang, a splash, a drumbeat’s cheer,Leapt in a puddle – the festival is here,It’s the Mushrooms and Trout Festival!Embrace the Carpathian spirit with style and let every day feel like a celebration!
AH_d042d149-870e-11ef-9bca-00155dcd4802The character depicted on the helmet was created by an art teacher and Army Aviation pilot with the call sign Qnesko. The main highlight of the helmet is its yellow-blue eyes and razor-sharp teeth. As the pilot himself claims, the image comes to life as soon as someone encroaches on Ukraine.
On one side of the helmet is the pilot’s call sign, and on the other is the inscription DEATH ON CALL, and behind it, there is some space for a patch.
AH_1ddebf80-870f-11ef-9bca-00155dcd4802HUNTER says the story behind his helmet began with a simple patch of a Cossack image that happened to catch his eye. He liked the look with the moustache and oseledets so much that the 12th Brigade pilot decided to make his own helmet in a similar style. He decided to paint only on the protective mask, which seems to be designed to look like a Cossack moustache, and picked a few spots on the helmet for the same patch and national symbols. He borrowed the idea of decorating the helmet with themed patches from American pilots, where it has long been one of the established traditions.
AH_e88f1bdf-870e-11ef-9bca-00155dcd4802The character depicted on the helmet was created by an art teacher and Army Aviation pilot with the call sign Qnesko. The main highlight of the helmet is its yellow-blue eyes and razor-sharp teeth. As the pilot himself claims, the image comes to life as soon as someone encroaches on Ukraine.
On one side of the helmet is the pilot’s call sign, and on the other is the inscription DEATH ON CALL, and behind it, there is some space for a patch.
AH_b6fc04dc-870e-11ef-9bca-00155dcd4802HUNTER says the story behind his helmet began with a simple patch of a Cossack image that happened to catch his eye. He liked the look with the moustache and oseledets so much that the 12th Brigade pilot decided to make his own helmet in a similar style. He decided to paint only on the protective mask, which seems to be designed to look like a Cossack moustache, and picked a few spots on the helmet for the same patch and national symbols. He borrowed the idea of decorating the helmet with themed patches from American pilots, where it has long been one of the established traditions.
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