Airborne Wings Hoodie — Wear the Wings. Honor the Jump.
There's a brotherhood forged not in foxholes, but in the open sky — 1,250 feet above the earth, door open, wind roaring. This hoodie carries that legacy. Featuring authentic paratrooper jump wings insignia, it's built for airborne-qualified soldiers, proud veterans, and those who understand what it means to earn the wings.
Available Styles
- Classic T-Shirt – Lightweight, everyday comfort starting at $23.99
- Premium T-Shirt – Elevated fabric and finish starting at $27.99
- Hoodie – Midweight fleece warmth starting at $49.04
Construction & Quality
- Midweight Fleece Construction – Substantial warmth without bulk
- Vibrant, Long-Lasting Print – Authentic jump wings design that holds wash after wash
- Reinforced Stitching – Built to airborne standards of durability
- Classic Fit – Timeless silhouette, true to size
- Machine Washable – Easy care for active lifestyles
The Parachutist Badge — What It Represents
The Parachutist Badge — known simply as "jump wings" — is earned through three weeks of intensive training at the U.S. Army Airborne School at Fort Moore, Georgia. Five qualifying jumps. Ground Week. Tower Week. Jump Week. Every pair of wings on this hoodie represents that crucible.
- Courage – Stepping out the door at altitude
- Excellence – Meeting the rigorous standards of airborne qualification
- Brotherhood – Membership in an elite, enduring tradition
- Readiness – Deploy anywhere, anytime
- Legacy – From Normandy to modern operations, the wings lead the way
Airborne Heritage
From the night drops over Normandy on June 6, 1944, to Operation Market Garden, Operation Just Cause, and beyond — America's paratroopers have written some of the most decisive chapters in military history. The 82nd Airborne Division, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), and 173rd Airborne Brigade carry that tradition forward today.
"Airborne All The Way!"
Made For
- Airborne-qualified soldiers — active, reserve, and veteran
- 82nd Airborne, 101st Airborne, and 173rd Airborne personnel
- Airborne School graduates and jumpmasters
- Military families honoring airborne service
- Airborne reunions, unit events, and everyday wear
Honor the wings. Respect the jump. Wear it with pride.