100% cotton airline pilot shirt
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100% cotton airline pilot shirt
Hi there,
Would anyone kindly let me know where to buy a decent 100% cotton airline pilot shirt (with epaulets, two flap pockets, pencil slot) please?
I've been surfing internet & found that all pilot shops can offer is a (roughly) 60% cotton/40% polyester.
I'm going to work for few months in a very hot & humid place, so just wanted to get something more appropriate for that climate.
Thanks,
Vladimir Ivanovich
Would anyone kindly let me know where to buy a decent 100% cotton airline pilot shirt (with epaulets, two flap pockets, pencil slot) please?
I've been surfing internet & found that all pilot shops can offer is a (roughly) 60% cotton/40% polyester.
I'm going to work for few months in a very hot & humid place, so just wanted to get something more appropriate for that climate.
Thanks,
Vladimir Ivanovich
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I would agree that you will probably be able to get a shirt of better quality and price at your country of destination.
However, I work in a hot & humid area and fly low level in aircraft without air-conditioning and wear a cotton / polyester shirt. A small percentage of polyester (maybe less than 40%) has a number of advantages (ease of washing, better wear, less change of colour, etc).
100% cotton may not be the best answer unless you think that there is a significant danger of a flash fire!
However, I work in a hot & humid area and fly low level in aircraft without air-conditioning and wear a cotton / polyester shirt. A small percentage of polyester (maybe less than 40%) has a number of advantages (ease of washing, better wear, less change of colour, etc).
100% cotton may not be the best answer unless you think that there is a significant danger of a flash fire!
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Hot and humid - I recommend from experience cotton and linen mix or 'poplin' although you are likely to have to get these specially made - worth a shopping trip to Dubai with a standard airline shirt as example pattern
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Try here. Not 100% cotton, but 84% and come highly recommended!
I believe these are LH issue & favoured by many above standard company issue. Hope this helps!
http://www.olympstore.de/catalog/cat...ot-Hemden.html
I believe these are LH issue & favoured by many above standard company issue. Hope this helps!
http://www.olympstore.de/catalog/cat...ot-Hemden.html