Ch. 04 // 6-Thread Patch 1932$48.00
15 Hours Solo Atlantic Crewneck Sweatshirt
Lockheed Vega 5B · Comfort Colors 1566 · 9.5 oz garment-dyed heavyweight fleece crewneck (True Navy, Pepper, White, Grey)
The record / 1920s
The Story & Historical Record
On 20 May 1927, Charles Lindbergh took off alone from Roosevelt Field, New York, in the Ryan NYP Spirit of St. Louis. He landed at Le Bourget outside Paris on 21 May, 3,610 miles and 33 hours 30 minutes later, the first solo nonstop flight across the Atlantic.A small top-down silhouette of the Spirit of St. Louis sits at the chest, with one thin vertical line of type trailing behind it like a contrail: NEW YORK TO PARIS, 20-21 MAY 1927.Garment-dyed heavyweight 100% ring-spun cotton, relaxed unisex fit, made to order and shipped from the US. Printed in white on a black tee, small and quiet, so the story is the thing people ask about.Sources Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, Ryan NYP Spirit of St. Louis Smithsonian Newsdesk, Ryan NYP Spirit of St. Louis Spirit of St. Louis silhouette drawn by hand from the airplane's published proportions (46 ft span, 27 ft 8 in length).
Read the historical recordVerified Airframe Configuration
| Aircraft | Ryan NYP (Spirit of St. Louis) |
|---|---|
| Date & Duration | 20-21 May 1927 · 33 hours 30 minutes · 3,610 miles nonstop |
| Configuration | High strut-braced monoplane wing, solid brushed-aluminum forward fuselage with no front windshield (periscope + side windows only), exposed 9-cylinder Wright J-5 Whirlwind radial engine, fixed split-axle main gear |
Plate 03 · Roosevelt Field to Le Bourget, 1927 / Art Deco 1927
New York to Paris Heavyweight Contrail Tee
$23.00
1920s
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