McDonnell Douglas

The airplanes half the fleet was made of

For thirty years McDonnell Douglas built the workhorses — the DC-9 that every local-service carrier flew, the DC-10 that opened long-haul to the second tier, and the MD-80 that filled American skies. Boeing bought the company in 1997. Our McDonnell Douglas designs draw on the Long Beach and St. Louis years — the airframes behind everyone else's marks.

Every garment is printed when you order it, in the USA, with the disclaimer on the label: an independent tribute, for the people who remember.

Tell us what we should print next — a route, a fleet, a slogan you still hear.