U.S. Navy Aviation Apparel

Yes. These are licensed through Aeroplane Apparel Company, the official Navy and Blue Angels apparel licensee, which is why the squadron art and Wings of Gold match what aircrews actually wear. Buying licensed also means your purchase supports the Navy, unlike the unlicensed lookalikes commonly sold on open marketplaces.

The Wings of Gold is the badge awarded to naval aviators and naval flight officers who complete flight training. It is one of the most respected symbols in U.S. military aviation, marking a sailor or Marine as a qualified Navy flyer, and it appears across naval aviation heritage gear.

The Richardson 112 is a structured, mesh-back snapback trucker hat that has become the standard for aviation headwear. It pairs a durable foam front panel for crisp embroidery or patches with a breathable mesh back and an adjustable snap closure, giving most adults a comfortable one-size fit.

The Blue Angels are the U.S. Navy's flight demonstration squadron, formed in 1946 to showcase the skill of naval aviation. Flying in their signature diamond formation, the team performs precision aerobatics at air shows across the country and remains one of aviation's most recognized icons.

The Blue Angels flight-suit tee is offered in both an adult version and a separate kids version, so families can match. Select your size from the options on each product page, and check the listed size guidance to confirm fit before ordering the adult or youth cut.

A challenge coin is a small commemorative medallion that recognizes membership, service, or a milestone. The officially licensed Legacy of Flight coin celebrates the Blue Angels heritage and makes a meaningful gift for retirements, promotions, and collectors who want an authentic piece of naval aviation history.