AH_0a254035-71ab-11ee-9baf-ac1f6b742a2bOnce we created this series and dedicated it to an acrobatic group of Ukrainian pilots. But now, when all the pilots have become combat pilots again, and we are waiting for the F-16 aircrafts, we have updated the prints and messages, so we have a women's bomber jacket Fighting Falcons. Denim colored, with a stand-up collar, two large pockets with flaps and one unconventional pocket for glasses on the chest. Banded sleeves and waist. On the left sleeve, there is a printed UA pocket for small belongings and a ribbon with the inscription ‘Proudly made in Ukraine’. The right sleeve has space for a patch, currently our ‘Independence War’ patch is placed there. Two deep internal pockets and a contrasting yellow lining with an imprinted falcon and ‘Fighting Falcons’ inscription. There is our embroidered logo on the back.
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_21a277d2-e265-11ec-9ba8-ac1f6b742a2bThe Witch of Konotop is now associated not only with the story by Kvitka-Osnovianenko, now it’s more about the power of spirit and resistance of the Ukrainian women. The women of Konotop not only dared to stand up to armed muscovites, but also threatened them, and with nothing other than magic and curses. :) This subject just had to be reflected in our Buntarky (the Rebels) series. That’s how this women’s bomber jacket came to be.
The jacket is military in form and meaning. It has the khaki color and the silhouette of a flight jacket (and quite right too because witches are basically an Air Force). The bomber jacket is elongated, it has an elastic bottom hem, collar, and cuffs. The sleeves and sides have additional fabric layers sewn over, a sort of wings, to give the bomber jacket more swiftness. It looks like the jacket is being blown by the wind in flight. On the front, there are two large pockets with side and top openings. Safety flap underneath zip fastener and a contrasting lining. Just like the true flight uniform, and even more.
As for decorations, this bomber jacket breathes rich in patches. Besides our traditional decorations - an embroidered logo, patches from the Buntarky series, and Independence war, it has more theme-based patches. We tried to fantasize what the actual Witches of Konotop combat squad would look like. Here are the Konotop Special Forces patch with traditional embroidery elements, a Witch forces UA patch, and Freedom Fighter with a black cat, and a patch with the PPZR Piorun missile. This MANPADS launcher with a missile is also present in the large image on the back. The large print shows the witch of Konotop in uniform riding a PPZR Piorun with a missile in her hand (because broomsticks are in the past).
Composition puts her in the center of a roundel, and besides a "Witch of Konotop" inscription, there is also a motto, or rather a warning for the enemies — “Jinxed in Ukraine”.
On the back below the collar, there’s a large UA. On the front, a quote from the same-name story is printed in matching color: “she is a natural witch, that doesn't drown in the water with stones, that steals rain from the sky, and befuddles people with her charms”.
AH_a19c99b6-d779-11ed-9baa-ac1f6b742a2bWoohoo! It happened, we finally made a cool bomber jacket! And we're really happy, because a brand inspired by aviation should, of course, have its own bomber. We worked on it for a long time, looking for the right fabrics and style. And finally, here it is! Everything is as it should be: khaki color, a soft collar, large patch pockets in the front (and also internal ones), classic orange lining, and a whole bunch of patches. Here we have Independence War, and Battle for the new World, and many others. On the back, there's a large print with a Ukrainian pilot and an inscription The Aces of UA Sky. To be continued!
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_17174324-dc5b-11ee-9bb3-ac1f6b742a2bWith this set, you can instantly become a rebel girl doubly as both items, both separately and together, speak for themselves. The vest and the bomber jacket have special buttons that can be used to fasten them together – and this is three (!) ready-made rebellious looks for you.
Our new elongated women’s bomber jacket has elastic bands on the collar, sleeves and bottom. There is a pocket for glasses on the sleeve and two more very spacious pockets on the front. On the back, there is a printed inscription ‘Secret power’ and our winged logo.And our vest is a pure rebellious spirit even in its cut! It has fastexes made of pure brass, voluminous pockets, and original cutouts on the shoulders. On the back, there is a print with a crew of armed rebel girls wearing pixel.
AH_6f5f4d63-4e7c-11ef-9bc6-00155dcd4802There are different kinds of SYLA (force): the kind that lifts planes into the air, and the kind that makes you never give up. We have created a new men’s bomber jacket about the different kinds of force. The cut is close to the classic bomber jacket, but in our own interpretation. For example, we added original front pockets that hide smoothly under the cut. There is a print with the lift formula on the right sleeve, and a patch pocket with a large printed ‘UA’ on the left. Variations of the formula are scattered on the front, and the back is a reminder which SYLA gives you freedom to fly.
AH_6c60ba21-ea1e-11ef-9bcc-00155dcd4802The "Freedom to Fly" jacket captures the spirit of aeronautics and the sensation of flight so perfectly that the Montgolfier brothers, who invented the first hot air balloon in 1783, would feel light-headed just looking at this design! The jacket is constructed in a way that it seems ready to challenge the laws of aerodynamics and take off into flight at any moment!
The original middle horizontal seam on the back creates additional volume and replicates the shape of a hot air balloon canopy. The front features minimalist patch pockets with lower edges that extend beyond the jacket's outline, creating a weightless effect. On the chest, you'll find our traditional embroidered logo. The back showcases printed wings and the phrase "Gives you freedom to fly." Bright accent inside: seams are secured with vibrant yellow tape.
AH_c503ff2e-6cd9-11ee-9baf-ac1f6b742a2bWe have a new women's bomber jacket from the ‘Buntarky’ series. Very interesting and extraordinary. Super short, sand color (or coyote). The cut is interesting because of its sleeves. On the front, there are drawstrings along the entire length, so the sleeves can be adjusted to any length. The large patch pockets on the front are very roomy and practical. On the back, there is a large print with a rebel girl launching a Shark drone, which was designed in Ukraine and is in service with the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Our logo is placed above this print. Contrasting cuffs on the neck and sleeves. The series logo is placed the front.
AH_609a9dd7-5ccd-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_84268218-be52-11ed-9baa-ac1f6b742a2bThe “AIRSTREAM” bomber jacket is the epitome of rapid flight. Dynamics is in its very design, like the movement and energy of engines; like the force of air currents raging behind the plane; like the restless wind born by the propellers of helicopters. The sleeves are designed in this dynamics of whirlwinds: complex, textured, airy. And all this energy along the arms is collected in an eloquent print on the back. Here is a strong Ukrainian woman and she warns only once: Don’t mess with Ukraine!
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