The wordmark, complete.
The Signature
Limited drop · All sales final except defects (14 days)
One size fits most · Snapback closure
All sales final. We stand behind every hat.
Base
Built on the Richardson 112, the same blank trusted by the best custom hat makers in the country.
Patch
Cognac leather, stitched border, logo engraved in house. F-plane with full Flier Attire wordmark, horizontal orientation
Design
Designed in Maryland by a Certified Flight Instructor. Laser engraving on cognac leather.
- Structured grey front panel and grey bill
- Breathable black mesh back
- Cognac leather patch with full wordmark, engraved
- Snapback closure, one size fits most
- Designed in Maryland by a CFI
The Detail
Built around the patch.
A medium grey crown and bill paired with a breathable black mesh back. Across the front: a wider cognac leather patch, engraved with the full Flier Attire wordmark and jet contrail above. Quiet on the head, loud about where it stands.
- Crown
- Grey
- Bill
- Grey
- Mesh Back
- Black
- Patch
- Cognac leather
- Patch Artwork
- F-plane with full Flier Attire wordmark, horizontal orientation
- Technique
- Engraved leather
The Patch
Each one, engraved.
Every Flier Attire patch is hand-cut from cognac leather and engraved with the brand mark. No printed graphics. No fast-fashion shortcuts. Just real leather, real craft, and a logo built to outlast the hat itself.
Built like an instrument.
Worn like a hat.
Three places we sweat the detail. The bill stays curled, the mesh stays cool under a headset, and the leather patch never fades.
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The bill.
Pre-curled, eight visible top arcs, holds its shape after months in a flight bag.
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The mesh.
Four panel mesh back, breathable under a headset, sits clean over the ears.
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The patch.
Cognac leather, pressed clean to the panel, logo engraved. No embroidery, no fade.
Built by a Flight Instructor.
Mark Rolfes earned his CFI at 20 years old. He's found a passion to train those wanting to be pilots, building a connection with each of his students. He built Flier Attire to create an atmosphere for others to show their love for aviation in the cockpit and their everyday life.
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