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Eco-Mesh Shirt 2.0
Eco-Mesh Shirt 2.0
$84.00
Weight: 7.0 oz
Item #: ECM2
- UPF 30+ sun protection
- 1.5 oz featherweight Nylon/Polyester fabric
- Super soft fabric feels like pima cotton
- Mesh panels down arms and torso
- Elastic Cuffs
- Quick tab neck closure
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Originally designed for adventure racers and desert ultra-runners, the Eco-Mesh Shirt has set a new fashion and comfort standard for adventure seekers. Tens of thousands have been sold--and its popularity keeps growing among hikers, paddlers, eco-travelers, and runners. (Each fall, we receive several letters from Appalachian Trail thru-hikers who thank us for the indestructible and low-maintenance performance that the shirt delivers.) The shirt is made with super tough nylon fabric that's lightweight, wrinkle-resistant, odor-resistant, sun-blocking, and quick-drying. Side and back vents provide upper-torso ventilation and air flow. Think of this shirt as functional elegance for the outdoors; in fact, world champion adventure racer and adventure television talk show host Ian Adamson wore his Eco-Mesh Shirt at his wedding in Boulder. Fancy Eh?
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The ecomesh shirt is a longtime favorite in our household. They are perfect for hiking biking paddling and gardening. We were so happy to have these back in stock after years of them being discontinued. Im still hoping to see the womens version back on the market too.
Megan R., Stuart, Florida
Good product. Excellent utility value for indoors and out.
Robert R., Collinsville, Illinois
I got one of these a million years ago. Wish I could tell you exactly but that info has been lost to the cobwebs of my mind. Its the best shirt Ive ever had for hot sunny climates. Taken it on every tropical vacation Ive taken. It must be the oldest article in my closet and still in rotation. Now that Ive moved to SoCal I figured its time to get another. The only change I noticed is the newer one has a straight hem. I generally prefer shirttail finish. Please go back to that for version 3. I also would suggest getting rid of the elastic in the cuffs. The shirt covers more of my hands without the elastic.
Dan B., Rancho Mirage, California
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