Command attention with legendary aviation heritage.
This premium piqué polo honors the B2 Spirit of Mississippi (82-1071), one of the most advanced stealth bombers in the U.S. Air Force arsenal. Crafted for those who appreciate precision engineering—both in the skies and in their wardrobe—this polo combines military heritage with refined everyday style.
Why you'll love it:
Aviation legacy you can wear – Features the iconic B2 Spirit of Mississippi, tail number 82-1071, based at Whiteman AFB with the 509th Bomb Wing
Premium comfort – 100% soft cotton fabric delivers breathable, all-day comfort whether you're at the hangar, office, or weekend BBQ
Built to last – Double-needle stitching and welt knit collar ensure this polo stands up to repeated wear like the aircraft it honors
Classic fit that flatters – Timeless silhouette with ribbed sleeve bands and 3-button placket with pearlized buttons
Versatile styling – Dress it up for casual Fridays or keep it relaxed for weekend adventures
Perfect for: Air Force veterans, active duty personnel, aviation enthusiasts, Father's Day gifts, military reunions, airshow events, or anyone who values American aerospace excellence.
Product Features
100% cotton piqué fabric for superior breathability
Ribbed sleeve bands for secure, comfortable fit
Stylish 3-button placket with pearlized buttons
Durable double-needle stitching throughout
Welt knit collar that resists curling
Care Instructions
Machine wash cold (max 30°C/90°F)
Non-chlorine bleach as needed
Tumble dry low heat
Do not iron
Do not dry clean
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Width, in
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Length, in
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Sleeve length from center back, in
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Size tolerance , in
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The "Spirit of Mississippi" is the name of a specific Northrop Grumman B-2 Spirit, a heavy strategic bomber with tail number 82-1071 and tail code "WM". This B-2 bomber was dedicated to the state of Mississippi in a 1998 ceremony and is based at Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri, as part of the 509th Bomb Wing.
