Tie Pilot T-Shirts
Description: This simplistic yet iconic design is as bold as the roar of twin ion engines. Your life support computer is the one thing standing between you and a frigid demise as you pilot one of your empire's untold multitudes of expendable fighter craft. Wear its essence with pride and stay on the leader.
Description: A white pilot's uniform with a blue tie and golden epaulets is displayed on a wooden hanger. To the right, a blue and white toy airplane hangs suspended. A wooden hanger is shown on the left, all under spotlights against a black background.
Description: A monochromatic line-work layout featuring three specialized helmet-clad figures in uniform. Above the figures, the text reads "TIE PILOTS" and "BAD REPUTATION". The aesthetic is minimalist, focusing on clean white contours against a solid black background, capturing an industrial and science-fiction inspired character portrait.
Description: The Black Eight Squadron was an Imperial military unit composed of pilots who were highly trained in flying TIE/LN starfighters and TIE/sa bombers for the Imperial Navy. The Sith Lord Darth Vader maintained the squadron under his direct command, and personally supervised the selection of its lead pilot.
Description: A monochrome portrait of a man wearing a pilot's cap and jacket. The text "WHY DON'T YOU KNOCK IT OFF WFH WITH THEM NEGATIVE WAVES?" is overlaid in bold, white capital letters at the bottom of the composition. The style is bold and graphic.
Description: A shirt often worn by pilots of the 181st Fighter Group when they are off duty and out of uniform. You served with distinction in the 181st Fighter Group, under Major Baron Soontir Fel. You are among the elite of the elite Imperial pilots. You earned your bloodstripes slaughtering Rebel scum and you continue to do so with alarming ease. You fight for family, for peace and for your Emperor. But most of all, you fight for the men and women flying on your wing. This elegantly simple design is perfect for hardcore Star Wars fans. Complete with Aurebesh text, this design screams “nerd cred”. Sure to impress people at your next convention, RPG session, or even just casual Friday at the office.
Description: Dodge the asteroids in this playful Millennium Falcon design. The classic freighter flies through a field of rocks and TIE fighters under the bold line “Never Tell Me The Odds.” A fun, adventurous piece for fans of the galaxy’s fastest hunk of junk.
Description: A skeletal pilot with glowing green eyes and a vintage-style helmet adorned with red and white stripes and a rebel symbol sits in a spacecraft cockpit. Outside, tie fighters engage in a space battle with laser fire and explosions visible against a starry black background.
Description: You served with distinction in the 181st Fighter Group, under Major Baron Soontir Fel. You are among the elite of the elite Imperial pilots. You earned your bloodstripes slaughtering Rebel scum and you continue to do so with alarming ease. You fight for family, for peace and for your Emperor. But most of all, you fight for the men and women flying on your wing. This elegantly simple design is perfect for hardcore Star Wars fans. Complete with Aurebesh text, this design screams "nerd cred". Sure to impress people at your next convention, RPG session, or even just casual Friday at the office.
Description: A stylized portrait of a Black male pilot wearing a white collared shirt and black tie. He has shoulder epaulets with yellow stripes. The top left corner features an orange square with the letters "TA" in red, followed by the white text "TRANS AMERICAN AIRLINES". The background is a solid light blue-grey.
Description: A stylized portrait of a male pilot with curly dark hair and a beard, wearing a white uniform shirt with gold epaulets and a dark tie. Above the pilot's head is a light blue rectangle with the 'TA' logo and 'TRANS AMERICAN AIRLINES' text.
Description: A monochromatic emblem featuring a stylized pilot in uniform at the top, with wings extending from either side. Below the pilot is a banner with the text "SCHOOL OF AVIATION". At the very bottom, two airplane icons flank the text "EST. 1980".
