AH_8a89a708-64f5-11e9-a21e-0cc47a40fa97A comfortable T-shirt that will complement your look.
There is a picture of the series of the most popular aircrafts produced by the “Antonov” Enterprise on the front.
These are the aircrafts that were born in Ukraine but are famous all over the world. The story has started in 1946, and still continues.
There is a logo of Aviatsiya Halychyny on the back. See more women's t-shirts in the catalog
AH_fcfac341-16d6-11f0-9bd2-00155dcd4802The Su-24M can be relied upon in seemingly hopeless situations: maneuvering away from power lines at a 50-meter altitude, zooming directly over enemy positions at speeds of 900 km/h, evading enemy missiles, or making it 300 km back to base with a damaged engine. This beautiful bomber's fuselage contains plenty of titanium, so it's no wonder it sometimes performs truly titanium-worthy missions!
The Su-24M is the only bomber in the Ukrainian Air Force and our only aircraft with variable-sweep wings. The primary combat aircraft of the 7th Tactical Aviation Brigade has numerous advantages, including the ability to deploy Western Storm Shadow/SCALP missiles, which have made them the enemy's nightmare for two consecutive years.
The front of this woman's t-shirt features the Su-24 outlined within a roundel. The back displays a printed technical drawing and information about its advantages within the Ukrainian Air Force structure.
Classification: Bomber
Features: The only aircraft in Ukraine with variable-sweep wings and a unique onboard defense system that can protect itself and an entire group. Successfully employs the latest Western Storm Shadow/SCALP missiles, can operate at an operational depth of up to 200 km into enemy territory, and strike targets from behind cloud cover.
AH_c5471b14-e629-11eb-9ba1-ac1f6b742a2bA women's T-shirt about the transport helicopter that could carry the Moon somewhere else, if it felt like it. This beauty was created by Igor Sikorsky, an aircraft designer of Ukrainian descent. This heavy-lift helicopter, or Skycrane, had truly impressive specs: a maximum take-off weight of 21 tonnes, a top speed of 240 km/h and a range of 370 km. In 1971 it also set a rate-of-climb record. On the front of the T-shirt there is a large print of the Skycrane carrying the Moon (the Moon is printed using a special embossed technique). The print on the back features the word 'sikorsky' and, in a smaller font, a reminder that this twin-engine American helicopter was designed by Sikorsky Aircraft. A red 'Proudly made in Ukraine' tag on the side and a print with the year the Skycrane was built on the shoulder.
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AH_d8695f62-10c7-11f1-b718-00155d8c3204This t-shirt was born at the intersection of aviation aesthetics and modern street style. Its character reveals itself through details worth lingering over. The combination of milk and sand tones forms an unconventional silhouette, while chevrons and textile accents bring a distinctive edge to the piece.
This women's t-shirt effortlessly becomes the centrepiece of any outfit and works just as well within layered looks. It pairs beautifully with denim, cargo trousers, chunky sneakers, or a light jacket thrown over the top.
This t-shirt doesn't just complete a look — it defines its entire mood.
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_0c60211d-eacf-11ef-9bcc-00155dcd4802Women's oversized T-shirt inspired by the life and legacy of Ukrainian writer and dissident Vasyl Stus. At its heart is his powerful quote, "You are, above all, your own will", taken from a letter Stus wrote to his wife and son from a prison camp on January 15, 1984—just a year before the regime took his life, never having succeeded in breaking his spirit.
The left sleeve carries a textured print bearing the series' name—"Words That Give You Wings." This T-shirt is unique for its powerful message and thoughtful design, combining the classic oversized silhouette with bold, spacious pockets.
AH_78a0e458-c552-11ec-9ba7-ac1f6b742a2bDuring the Independence War the phrase Konotop Witch got a new life and new meanings. Now it’s not just a name of a piece of literature. Now the first thing that comes to mind is the Konotop women who fearlessly confronted the occupiers. And not just confronted but threatened to use magic. :) That’s what this women’s t-shirt is about. It is unusually tailored and made in red and black colors. On the front, there’s a large print of a young witch riding a PPZR Piorun (because broomsticks are in the past) carrying a missile in her hand. “Jinxed in Ukraine” is a warning to anyone who comes to Ukraine with a weapon. Independence War is printed on the sleeve, this time in red and black colors. Our logo in matching color is printed on the back. Інші жіночі футболки можна переглянути в каталозі.
AH_79f0e3e7-3d5c-11f1-b718-00155d8c3204Some flamingos travel up to 3,000 kilometres over just a few days to reach the south of Ukraine and spend a couple of weeks along the Tuzly Estuaries. Other Ukrainian "flamingos" can cover the same distance in roughly three and a half hours — with a rather different mission in mind for their eastern neighbour. Both facts speak to the same truth: Ukraine knows how to make an impression.
AH_0feec757-ae16-11ee-9bb2-ac1f6b742a2bOur new women’s T-shirt ‘Plast’ is not only about the values we share with the organisation, but also about the importance of realising that what we have to protect and cherish what’s ours. That is why a part of the profit from each T-shirt will go to the support of Plast in Lviv city from where it originates. On the back, we depicted the classic Plast motto: ‘Сильно! Красно! Обережно! Бистро!’(‘Sylno, Krasno, Oberezhno, Bystro’). The organisation’s logo is placed on the front.
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