美国海淘    Columbia 哥伦比亚 Tamiami II 男士短袖约￥258

e and wearing them all over. Here's my take on the different shirts, hope this helps you. (for reference I am 5'8", 175#, 32" waist and usually wear either an athletic-cut large shirt or a medium if it's cut normally...yes, I live in size hell)Bonehead: This shirt is 100% cotton and is very tough. Makes a great work shirt. It wrinkles easily and has the traditional PFG assortment of pockets on the front. It does not fly under the radar but it looks fine for what it is. I have several of these and if you can get them less than $15 that's a great deal. Given the pros of the other shirts, however, I must say this style is my least favorite (but still a great shirt, and my go-to work shirt). I always get a small in this style and it's still roomy at that. It's cut VERY large.Bahama II: Much like the Bonehead in terms of pockets, but it's made of nylon fabric. Breathes better and wrinkles less but can still wrinkle. The "Super Bahama" version has a print rather than solid colors. Heavier material than the Tamiami. I wear a small in this shirt as well. Not super lightweight but tougher and can be used as a work shirt. If you are in a low-humidity environment this shirt works well. For extremely high-humidity and/or very sweaty activities I find this shirt clings to me and is not as comfortable as the Tamiami.Tamiami II: Very light cloth, kind of parachute-like. 100% polyester. Different pockets. This, to me, is the coolest (temperature-wise) shirt of the bunch. The "Super Tamiami" is the printed version. I wear a small in this one as well and it's my favorite for very hot weather but I would be very hesitant to wear it for work applications. Not as tough as the Bonehead or Bahama. Pretty much wrinkle-free.Baitcaster: Lightweight like the Tamiami but different cut and different pockets. It's kind of a cleaner version of the Tamiami, however, because of the cut I wear a medium in this rather than the small in most of the others. I tried a small and it would button but was tight in the shoulders.Low-Drag Offshore: Another lightweight version with far more conventional pockets and a very clean look. Some colors have contrasting stitching which, in my opinion, looks sharp. The sizing on this is smaller than the Bonehead/Bahama/Tamiami but slightly larger than theBaitcaster. I ordered a small and it fits, barely. By far my favorite design. When I order another I may or may not order up a size to a medium.So there you go. If I seem addicted to these shirts it's because I am. In a hot climate you may be able to find a cooler shirt but if one exists I don't know about it. Retail you can expect to pay anywhere from $30-$60 for these but if you keep an eye out on Amazon getting them as cheap as $11 isn't unheard of. Money well-spent if you spend a lot of time outside.

n't have to be ironed when hung out on a windy day. These shirts are considerably cheaper then department stores where their about $40.00 ea. Great buy and love the grey/ blue color which is hard to find. Will definitely purchase these again!

fabric. They will form a fabric lumps or pellets which give bad aspect to the shirt. Even these lumps are formed when using the seat belt after a three-hour trip .In short they are very good but extremely delicate shirts, which is not good.About the size they do are big but not extreme. If you usually use size M , you better buy in this case size S.

t any other recent clothing (30 years ago with some sweater weaves). It is noticeable and there is nothing that can be done about that once it happens. On the other hand, I got many compliments the first time I wore it. Too bad I'll have to retire it after 3 days of wear. I have other shirts that look new for years of use. :(

when out on the trail. Also, wear it to work weekly and have gotten many compliments on it through the years. As far as the fit goes, at 6'2" 210 the XL fits me perfect. Went with the green just cause I am an earth tone kinda guy. Would definitely recommend for outdoor recreation or just wearing to the office.