Martin J. Lott Private jet tracker

Marty Lott started SanMar in 1971, reportedly out of a University of Washington capstone project and his parents' basement, and turned it into the largest wholesale supplier of imprintable apparel in the country — the blank T-shirts, fleece and polos that the promotional-products trade decorates. It is headquartered in Issaquah, ranked number one on the 2026 PPAI 100, and acquired BELLA+CANVAS in June 2026. The company says 6,000-plus American employees and more than 15,000 worldwide including a Central American manufacturing joint venture. It stays private and publishes no financials; outside revenue estimates run anywhere from $1B to $10B, so no single figure belongs on this page. His son Jeremy Lott has been president and CEO since June 2003 and has said he co-owns the business with his father and his brother Jordan. Marty Lott took the ASI Counselor Lifetime Achievement Award in 2020. No net-worth figure for the family is published anywhere credible.

Three aircraft, all FAA status valid. N755PA is a 2018 Gulfstream G280, serial 2146, hex AA2DE2, registered directly to MJL Air Partners LLC at 11711 SE 8th Street in Bellevue — note that other aviation databases put MJL in Issaquah, where SanMar is; the Bellevue address is what today's MASTER file says. N23PA is a 2020 Gulfstream G600, serial 73043, hex A2076D, and N280CC is a 2012 Gulfstream G280, serial 2005, hex A2CE30; both of those are registered to TVPX Aircraft Solutions Inc Trustee, so the registry confirms the airframes and conceals the owner.

'MJL' reading as Martin J. Lott is an inference from the initials plus the direct registration on N755PA, not something any document spells out. Read legs as the family's rather than as one man's.