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Stream Field Stretch Dry Short Sleeve Shirt

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$113.82 $164.95 In stock

The Stream Field Stretch Dry Short Sleeve Shirt is a versatile mid-layer, ideal for fishing and everyday use. The shirt is made from recycled polyester, offering stretchability and UPF50+ sun protection.


The shirt features short sleeves, a large open collar, button closure at the front, dual zippered chest pockets, an additional patch pocket on the left breast, ventilated panels across the back and under the arms, and slits at the hem for greater freedom of movement.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Claire ★★★★★

Wore this on a full day of casting in direct sun and never felt like I was baking, that UPF50+ actually holds up. The recycled polyester dries fast too, so it wasn't soaked and heavy by afternoon.

Chloe Z. ★★★★★

The stretch on this thing is no joke, I can cast and reel all afternoon without it tugging across my shoulders. UPF50+ actually came in handy during a cloudless day on the water, no burn on my forearms. Dries quick too, which matters when you get splashed.

Evelyn ★★★★★

Wore this on a full day of casting in direct sun and my shoulders never got burned, which says a lot since I usually fry out there. The UPF50+ actually holds up, and it's light enough that I forget I have it on.