AH_eb258220-fb56-11ef-9bcf-00155dcd4802Ukrainian swarms work precisely, tirelessly and in perfect coordination - proven both in peacetime and on the battlefield. For years we have been among the best beekeepers in the world, and more recently among the best FPV operators too. A country that masterfully commands every possible kind of swarm is a country to be reckoned with. We direct 400 UAH from every T-shirt to the open-ended «Рій помсти» ('Swarm of Revenge') fundraiser run by the Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation and the !FEST holding, so that Ukrainian FPV drones can sting the occupier non-stop, day and night.
AH_0ee5e603-fb57-11ef-9bcf-00155dcd4802Ukrainians have long been recognized as the world's most exceptional "beekeepers". Our "swarms" work with such precision, coordination, and relentless determination that they consistently propel Ukraine to the top of global rankings. When it comes to a nation that masters drone tactics, you don't want to underestimate their capabilities.
For every t-shirt sold, 400 UAH is donated directly to the "Swarm of revenge" fundraising initiative by the Serhiy Prytula Foundation and !FEST Holding. These funds will be directed to Ukrainian military forces for cutting-edge day and night FPV drones. Join the fundraising!
AH_74295773-fb61-11ef-9bcf-00155dcd4802The cut of this woman's shirt is so free-flowing that we must warn you—even the slightest wave of your arm might trigger an uncontrollable sensation of flight. The voluminous sleeves and back transition into a minimalist front design where even the pockets are concealed within the seams. But they're only hidden at first glance: their bottoms extend beyond the cut, elongating the style while maintaining the understated elegance.
The phrase "Same blood as the wind" spreads among printed wind patterns on the sleeve. Just above sits an embroidered swallow. Created in three colors—white, white-gray, and sky-blue—to help you catch your perfect "wind."
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_9aa2dc08-f514-11ef-9bcf-00155dcd4802Army Aviation often serves as both shield and sword for our infantry. Ukrainian helicopter pilots can fly into the very heart of hell, deliver devastating strikes against occupiers, and extract our soldiers from the most desperate situations. We created the Army Aviation bomber jacket to tell the story of Ukrainian helicopter crews and their combat machines in our own way.
The classic flight nylon makes this bomber lightweight, durable, and resilient, just like Army Aviation itself. On the back, we've placed a massive patch featuring a stylized combat helicopter pilot helmet. Alongside it are our variations of chevrons 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 is 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 are velcro strips where you can attach your own patches.
The bomber features two spacious front pockets and two hidden internal pockets in the lining.
AH_f45b65e0-e78f-11ef-9bcb-00155dcd4802Comfortable and stylish women's Helicopter trousers in ultra-durable rip-stop fabric (50% nylon, 50% cotton), so you feel free in any circumstances. The pocket on the right carries a printed roundel and the words Aviatsiya Halychyny. Slightly above it there is a print of a Mi-24 helicopter. The trousers have knee reinforcements, stitched so that the darts let the knee bend freely without restricting movement. We put in a minimum number of pockets here (by our standards) - only six. The deep hidden front ones are special because the lining is sewn not from cotton, as is usual, but from rip-stop fabric, so you can forget about holes in your pockets - everything here is solid. A little lower the trousers have two accent pockets that are just as functional. To keep the silhouette restrained, we made them inset into the trousers rather than patch pockets like on cargos. We made the back pockets as roomy and deep as possible, but hid them in the seam and added discreet little velcro fasteners, so as not to overload the trousers with details while keeping them functional. The trousers have a relaxed cut and a fairly high rise; at the waist they hold their shape thanks to sewn-in elastic and additional velcro tabs at the sides, which makes them equally comfortable for men and for women.
AH_6db154b2-ede9-11ef-9bcc-00155dcd4802As the ice cover recedes, plants begin to emerge, snow increasingly takes on a pink hue due to algae, and both water and air grow warmer each year. Global warming is causing such dramatic transformations in nature that it almost seems like palm trees will soon take root on the southernmost continent!
Inspired by these changes, we created a T-shirt to highlight the issue of climate change in our own way and emphasize the crucial work of our polar researchers. The design features a group of Subantarctic penguins making their way to the "Akademik Vernadsky" station, eager to relax in Antarctica’s warming waters—somewhere between a palm tree near the station and our icebreaker, Noosphere—while scientists work tirelessly to find solutions to this pressing problem.
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