AH_5449945a-6509-11e9-a21e-0cc47a40fa97A lightweight T-shirt with an original print.
On the front there is a picture of the Antonov AN-4 seaplane, which was produced in 1951-1983 in Kyiv. It was a limited edition, so there weren’t many of them.
Its wingspan is 18.2 m
There is an inscription “Aviatsia Halychyny” on the sleeve.
There is a logo of Aviatsiya Halychyny on the back. See more women's t-shirts in the catalog
AH_796bf9a9-650d-11e9-a21e-0cc47a40fa97Women’s T-shirt made of smooth comfortable fabric that allows to be active during the day.
There is a roundel depicted on the T-shirt. This is a special marking of aircrafts in aviation.
There is an imprinted logo of Aviatsiya Halychyny on the back. See more women's t-shirts in the catalog
AH_e5bee6cc-1a2e-11f0-9bd2-00155dcd4802If the Su-25 could be compared to a person, it would be that reliable and straightforward friend who always has your back! Its fuselage is designed to maximize protection for the pilot and critical components. It features an armored cockpit, engines positioned along the sides of the fuselage, and redundant vital systems to prevent enemy missiles from disabling it with a single hit. This aircraft is also remarkably low-maintenance and can operate from airfields that would be inaccessible to other planes.
Ukrainian Su-25s were among the key forces that prevented the enemy from capturing the South in 2022, and to this day, they continue to operate on the frontlines, supporting our ground troops and destroying enemy equipment and personnel. That's why we've created this retro-style t-shirt honoring this good and faithful friend. The front features the Su-25 outlined within a roundel. The back displays a printed technical drawing and information about its advantages within the Ukrainian Air Force structure.
Classification: Attack jet
Features: The only aircraft in the Ukrainian Air Force with an armored fuselage that protects the pilot and critical aircraft systems from damage. Considered a true infantryman among aviators, it performs dangerous missions directly over the battlefield.
AH_226b6ef2-4c3b-11f0-b70f-00155d8c3204Women’s T-shirt airy in every sense — a story about mountains, sky, and those who masterfully balance between them. More precisely, it’s a tribute to paragliders and their natural home — the Borzhava mountain range, where in peaceful times the Paragliding Carpathian Cup was traditionally held.
This woman’s T-shirt comes in a gentle sky-blue shade, so that feeling of flight in clear skies never leaves you. On the chest — a print of Borzhava’s ridges with paragliders dancing above the peaks. On the sleeve — the inscription Ultra Light Aviation.
AH_0963c934-870f-11ef-9bca-00155dcd4802One glance at the helmet of the pilot with the call sign BUBI is enough to understand where he comes from. The symbol of the 12th Army Aviation Brigade is the dragon, so as soon as the young pilot joined the service in Novyi Kalyniv, the issue of a helmet print was out of the question. And since the pilot, as he claims, does not look his age, he added a small dragon on the side and near the call sign. Next to it, there is the inscription ‘Fidelis et fortis’, which in Latin means ‘Faithful and brave’.
AH_07cdb8c1-5b2f-11f0-b70f-00155d8c3204Mmm… this emerald shade!A women’s T-shirt that instantly catches the eye with its rich color and bold print. It features the F-16 fighter jet – one of the most iconic and successful combat aircraft in history. That’s why it proudly bears the name “Fighting Falcon.” First built in 1973, the F-16 remains the backbone of air forces in more than 25 countries – including Ukraine.The F-16 women’s T-shirt is all about a jet known for its outstanding maneuverability, a true benchmark in its class, and still crucial in modern air operations.F-16 Fighting Falcon – a legend of the skies, now on your T-shirt!
AH_2e13f51b-2cc5-11f0-b70f-00155d8c3204The FURY women’s T-shirt channels the fierce energy that guards Ukraine’s infantry from above. A terrifying reptile with a cannon for a jaw — a bold metaphor for the Ukrainian attack helicopter. Its eyes are intense, fearsome, and focused — just like the crews who hold the line in the heat of battle, shielding their own no matter what.
This predator knows its prey, and knows who it’s here to protect. It swoops into combat when everything around is ablaze. Ukrainian helicopters truly are the predators of the sky: flying low, roaring fiercely, with guns instead of teeth — ripping through the air, hovering over fire, eyes locked on the enemy.
On the sleeve — a printed rondel and the inscription Ukrainian Army Aviation.On the back — the words KNOW YOUR FURY.
Wear it with pride — for the courage and wild resolve of those who keep the skies over Ukraine free.
AH_b1132cb7-8989-11f0-b710-00155d8c3204Pure white with sharp, striking accents. On the chest — a roundel and the inscription Ukrainian Air Force. On the back — a whole story: a pilot in a helmet and silhouettes of aircraft guarding Ukraine’s skies. The artwork, rendered in refined grey tones, draws the eye and invites a closer look — so you’ll always have something to tell anyone who asks: Where can I get one like that?
The women’s white UAF T-shirt pairs effortlessly with jeans or shorts, adding both meaning and character to your look.
AH_5adfa407-b6c9-11ee-9bb2-ac1f6b742a2bThe American AH-64 Apache would be a perfect match for any of the Ukrainian Army Aviation Brigades whose emblems we placed on the print next to this helicopter. So welcome to Ukraine, little Apache bird! It is time for you to become a real fighting machine. On the right sleeve, there is a print with AH-64 Apache, and on the left one – a printed INDEPENDENCE WAR logo.
AH_c1ad56ca-fb4e-11ef-9bcf-00155dcd4802"What can you do with a fiery soul?" we thought—and created a new T-shirt in our series "Zhadan. Quotes". After all, the provocative question, "Who can mess with us and Apostle Peter?", resonates deeply with anyone who carries a passionate heart and rebellious spirit. The printed quote is presented on textile appliqué strips, prominently featuring the traditional embroidered letter "Ж". At the bottom, you'll find a patch with the series name, and on the back—our printed logo.
After washing, the textile appliqués take on a vintage, worn-in appearance, intentionally left with raw, unfinished edges.
AH_10ae6198-e629-11eb-9ba1-ac1f6b742a2bBuntarky are always ahead. They mean both the spirit and the wings which are always with you. This is the mood of our new women’s T-shirt “Unrestrainable in spirit”. There, the wings are hidden in the very design. There are cuts on the back also resembling wings in from. On the front, there is a large print with an inscription “Unrestrainable in spirit” («Нестримні духом») and a Buntarka near the aircrafts. A vivid cerise T-shirt with a mood of flight.
AH_04e3c3a3-7e67-11f0-b710-00155d8c3204You’ve probably heard the claim that Ukraine’s Independence in 1991 came “without blood”? Without a fight, without sacrifice — almost “for free”? Maybe it’s time to dispel this myth finally.
For a free Ukraine, millions laid down their lives long before 1991. Generations of them. In Cossack coats, hetman hats, and UPA uniforms. For centuries. Each new generation carried the dream of freedom through revolutions, wars, terror, repression, and genocide.
In every era, some fought in their own way: from the Notebook in the Bootleg — to the bayonets at Kruty, from Cossack raids on the Ottoman Empire — to the student tents of the Granite Revolution.
This is the Rebellion of our generations. And it continues.
Together with MUR, we created a limited series of T-shirts dedicated to this Rebellion. It’s about never letting anyone lull our memory, numb our anger, or dissolve the truth. History is knowledge, and knowledge is a weapon. Arm yourself!
At the heart of this T-shirt is a quote from Vasyl Symonenko’s poem “To My Kurdish Brother.” This allegorical piece first appeared posthumously in the German journal Suchasnist and circulated in samizdat until 1965. The Soviet regime exiled those who spread it — often replacing the word “Kurd” with “Ukrainian.”
The poem became a cornerstone of Symonenko’s legacy as a defender of oppressed nations. During his lifetime, he warned: Ukrainians would face the same fate as the Kurds if they did not resist Soviet rule. He clearly revealed the language of the enemy, the narratives they spread, and left us a prophetic call:
"Speak to them with bullets.They came not only to your land.They came to steal your name, your language.To make your son a bastard."
This is our Rebellion.