AH_25b08489-572e-11f0-b70f-00155d8c3204A vibrant men's T-shirt embedded with elements inspired by the legend of "The One Who Passed Through Fire." On the chest, there’s a bold depiction of an Iroquois headdress, symbolizing the tribe that, according to legend, was led by Ukrainian pilot Ivan Datsenko. On the back is a subtle tone-on-tone print of the Il-4 aircraft—the very plane he piloted. The sleeve features Ukrainian and Canadian flags, reminding us of our shared history. The back also showcases the outline of an indigenous bird totem alongside the Ukrainian trident. Below that are the two names of the legendary pilot: his birth name, Ivan Datsenko, and his new name—CHIEF POKING FIRE.
AH_1bfbb660-647e-11eb-a232-0cc47a40fa97This is the legendary men's jacket in our interpretation. It replaced another model of the field jacket of the US Army — the M-51. It‘s got larger pockets and a modern design. Actually, 1965 is its year of issue. These kinds of jackets were also in service during the war in Vietnam when the "Flying Cossacks" unit performed combat tasks there. That's why we decided to design this jacket in the style of our series dedicated to them. The jacket turned out to be comfortable, it has 4 large patch pockets on the front, which are traditional for this model, a tie on the waist, and a stand-up collar (although with a hook-and-loop fastener) with a concealable hood. The sleeves have protective flaps to shield the hands from the weather. It used to have a different patch on the sleeve, the original patch of the "Flying Cossacks" with the unit number and trident in slightly different colors. But now we have changed it to a more relevant one — a cross and trident which is one of the symbols of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. On the back is a printed slogan "Fight like Ukrainians". When we created this jacket (and the series in general), we had only one task, one thought, and one goal: to tell about the Flying Cossacks and their efficient military campaigns. That is how the slogan "Fight Like Ukrainians" appeared, and with it we wanted to emphasize that Ukrainians know how to fight in a way that sets an example to the world. Many people then perceived this slogan as a little exaggerated and too pretentious. A few years have passed, and this slogan no longer seems controversial. Ukrainians showed the whole world that they know how to fight for their country, their values, and their culture. We were given 3 days, but we’ve been holding on for much longer and we will hold on for as long as it takes. People all over the world are inspired by Ukrainians, and Ukrainians have become an example of resilience and unity. So our slogan went far beyond a little story, and now anyone in the world can say "Fight Like Ukrainian" and everyone will understand what it means.
AH_e7556609-8a94-11e8-a20f-0cc47a40fa97A hoodie for the cold season. Made of soft, cozy fabric that keeps you warm. On the front – a roundel, a symbol painted on aircraft to indicate the country of origin. It also features a kangaroo pocket to warm your hands or carry small items. On the left sleeve – an embroidered "UA" inscription. The hood has a high collar to protect your neck from the wind. On the back – the Aviatsiya Halychyny logo.
AH_bfdd09c6-2fba-11ef-9bc4-00155dcd4802Hey, falcons! We’ve created new ripstop cargo shorts for you – multi-purpose, manoeuvrable, and as long-awaited as the F-16s themselves. Our cargo shorts consist of 50% cotton and 50% nylon, making them resistant to damage and allowing the fabric to breathe. The F-16 shorts have six spacious pockets, including a large front patch pocket. On the left pocket, we have placed the official name of the aircraft – F-16 Fighting Falcon and ‘Ukrainian Air Force’. Above it, there is the outline of the aircraft itself against a yellow and blue roundel. Fly confidently and freely!
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_d5a08d68-21ca-11ec-9ba2-ac1f6b742a2bTravel is not always about the summer. Sometimes it is cold and dark. Our new men's hoodie is for such occasions. Restrained, but quite unusual in execution. On the front there are two Lock-zippers on the latch, so you can latch it on two sides, depending on which design you prefer. On one side is simply inscription Aviatsiya Halychyny, on the other - the international marking of the Lviv airport in the ICAO system: UKLL and the marking of the runway 31-13. On the front and on the back there are long zippers with red pullers, where are written "remove before night". There are hidden reflectors there, that are visible at night. Deep comfortable hood and our printed logo on the back from above.
AH_b5a02e71-33b6-11ef-9bc4-00155dcd4802Our ripstop cargo shorts are the thing you’ve been dreaming of, but didn't realize it! The heavy-duty fabric consisting of 50% cotton and 50% reinforced nylon makes them resistant to damage, but at the same time breathable and smooth to the touch. The shorts have six comfy pockets and a rather original, yet restrained cut. On the voluminous left cargo pocket, we placed the inscription ‘SYLA’, which is slightly covered by the print of the lift formula itself, and above the pocket, we illustrated how these miracles work.
AH_294efba6-8a8a-11e8-a20f-0cc47a40fa97Bright men’s polo in which it is possible to poke the fire. There are two names of the Ukrainian pilot who became the chief of Canadian Mohawk Tribe on the chest: the Ukrainian one – Ivan Datsenko (birth name), and the new one - CHIEF POKING FIRE.
There is an embroidered trident traditional for aviation since the times of Ukrainian People’s Republic below.
On the back there is a complex embroidery and prints that depict the outstanding Ukrainian chief. Datsenko himself is depicted wearing aviator goggles, as he is a pilot, after all.
On the shoulders there is a drawing of the aircraft IL-4 (Ivan Datsenko flew the same aircraft) with Ukrainian and Canadian flags and a bird – totem of the tribe, but with a trident.
There are the coordinates of the pilots’s new homeland on the collar.
For extra comfort, there are the slits on the sides, ventilators, as well as our traditional loop for glasses. The label “Proudly made in Ukraine” would definitely please Ivan Datsenko, the Chief Poking Fire.
Polo is available in two colors.
AH_7a44c67c-f514-11ef-9bcf-00155dcd4802The Army Aviation Bomber tells the story of Ukraine's brave helicopter pilots from all corners of the country who are ready to fly into the heart of hell to support infantry. Crafted from flight nylon, it combines durability, comfort, and classic aviation style.
We've placed a massive embroidered patch with a stylized Army Aviation pilot helmet on the back. Alongside it are our variations of the insignia from the 11th Separate Army Aviation Brigade "Kherson," the 16th Separate Army Aviation Brigade "Brody," and the 18th Separate Army Aviation Brigade named after Igor Sikorsky. On the front – an adapted chevron of the 12th Army Aviation Brigade named after Lieutenant General Viktor Pavlenko.
Next to the logo on the front and on the right sleeve, we added velcro strips so you can attach your own patches. The bomber jacket features two spacious front pockets and two hidden pockets in the lining.
This is the perfect jacket for those who connect with the aviation spirit and dare to stand out. Wear it with pride and nurture the history of the Ukrainian Aviation combat achievements.
AH_50fc3689-230b-11ed-9ba8-ac1f6b742a2bA men's polo shirt is dedicated to our hero pilots who made one of the most incredible military missions in history possible: they flew seven times to occupied Mariupol, deep behind enemy lines, to evacuate the wounded and deliver weapons, food, and medicine. The polo shirt is in restrained tones. On the front, under our embroidered logo, there is a large composition with a roundel, outlines of Mi-8 helicopters, a map of Mariupol, and a short text telling the story of the daredevils. On the back, there is a large print with a roundel, a helicopter, and an inscription Mission Mariupol. UA Air Force is printed on the collar. On the right sleeve is a print with MI-8 helicopters, and the left has a printed Indepe
AH_4c4cac01-be7e-11ed-9baa-ac1f6b742a2bWe have a men’s T-shirt dedicated to our hometown Lviv. We decided to make it minimalistic. On the front, there is only a printed lion, which is the symbol of Lviv, and a small inscription inscription “Маємо крила з 1256 року” (“We have wings since 1256”). Because Lviv has been a city of free ideas from its very foundation. There is a printed logo on the back, and our red “Proudly made in Ukraine” tag in the side seam.
AH_9163e7b7-28b8-11ef-9bc4-00155dcd4802Our first oversized T-shirt from the “punk” series with combat aircraft which would look
amazing in Ukrainian livery. Men’s T-shirt, dedicated to the formidable attack aircraft A-10
Thunderbolt, has an original cut with an open seam and wide sleeves. The silhouette of the
plane is adorned with the suggestive «A Thunder With A Really Big Bolt» which needs no
explanation. First commercial A-10 Thunderbolt “bird” took off in 1975. Alexander Kartveli, a
Georgian-American engineer, was its main constructor. The following year, these planes
joined airbases of the U.S. Air Force in Arizona, and their commercial manufacture lasted
until 1984. From the beginning of full-scale invasion, there have been many conversations
about this plane joining the Ukrainian Air Force, since – admit it – such powerful machines
will look incredible with a blue-and-yellow roundel!
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