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We’ll Never Let Up | A-10 Warthog Shirt

XS / White
$121.50
Sale price  $121.50 Regular price 
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VANGUARDS · FOR STORRMAN

We’ll Never Let Up | A-10 Warthog Shirt

$121.50
Sale price  $121.50 Regular price 
100% Cotton Slub

Printed, Cut & Sewn to Order
Allow 7–14 days for production before shipping.

Size
ColorWhite
FABRIC

This is 100% cotton, woven lightweight for warm-weather comfort. The slub yarn creates small, natural variations in the fabric, giving it a little texture and character instead of a perfectly flat, factory-smooth finish.

Bottom line: it is breathable, comfortable and has enough structure to hang like a good shirt without feeling heavy.

The Quick Specs

  • 100% cotton
  • Lightweight woven fabric
  • 140 GSM fabric weight
  • Natural slub texture
  • Breathable and comfortable


Care

Machine wash cold with similar colors to help preserve the artwork and prevent fading. Reshape while damp and line dry for the longest color life, or tumble dry on low heat for everyday ease. Do not bleach.

Wrinkles happen. Iron inside out using low to medium heat, increasing the temperature only as needed. Avoid leaving the iron in one spot for too long.

MADE TO ORDER

Every All Ranks shirt is printed, cut and sewn after you order it. By making shirts one at a time instead of filling a warehouse with inventory, we can carry more aircraft, honor more units and keep more aviation stories in circulation, including the ones that may never become mass-market bestsellers.

The tradeoff is time. Please allow 7–14 days for production before shipping. Standard shipping time is additional and begins once your shirt leaves the facility.

Need it for a special occasion? Give yourself plenty of time. These are not last-minute shirts. They are stories worth waiting for.

SHIPPING & RETURNS

Your shirt is made after you order it, so please allow 7–14 days for production before shipping. Standard shipping time is additional. We will send tracking information as soon as your shirt is on the way.

Delivery dates are estimates, and carrier delays can happen. If you need your shirt for a special occasion, give it plenty of runway.

Need a different size? We offer one size exchange within 30 days of delivery. The shirt must be unworn, unwashed and returned in its original condition. Return shipping is the customer’s responsibility.

Since every shirt is made to order, we do not accept general returns for a change of mind. Shirts that have been washed, dried, worn or altered cannot be exchanged.

Did we miss something? Inspect your shirt before washing it. If it arrives damaged, defective or incorrect, contact us within 7 days of delivery with clear photos of the shirt, packaging and shipping label. Transit damage should be reported within 72 hours. If the problem is ours, we will make it right.

Small differences in color and artwork placement are normal with individually printed, cut and sewn shirts and are not considered defects.

Please review your size and shipping address carefully before ordering. Changes and cancellations are not guaranteed once production begins.

Pay Tribute

Capt. Dale “Storrman” Storr endured 33 days as a prisoner of war after his A-10 was shot down in 1991. Another 76th Squadron A-10 carried his name: “For Storrman. We’ll Never Let Up!” A tribute to endurance, the mission, and looking after our own.

Raise Your Glass

Here’s to Storrman, the Vanguards, and the Hawg drivers who take the fight to the enemy. To the crews who keep them armed and flying, and the troops counting on the next pass. To the mission, to each other, to bringing everyone back. We’ll never let up.

Behind the Design

A-10 Thunderbolt II

A ground-attack jet built to stay near the fight and support troops when enemy forces are close.

76th Fighter Squadron

The 76th entered combat in China in July 1942, flying P-40s as part of the 23rd Fighter Group’s Flying Tigers. Later generations guarded friendly skies, flew A-7s and took A-10s into Desert Storm from their home at England Air Force Base, Louisiana. After a chapter in space operations, the squadron returned to flying status in 2009 at Moody, bringing its heritage into an Air Force Reserve fighter unit.

Lt Col Richard Dale Storr, USAF Retired

Dale Storr survived 33 days as an Iraqi prisoner after his A-10 was shot down during Operation Desert Storm.

“For Storrman” A-10 Panel Art

A painted warthog and a promise to keep going honored downed A-10 pilot Dale Storr on another aircraft from his squadron.

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