Patagonia Sun Stretch Shirt - Long-Sleeve - Men's for Sale, Reviews, Deals and Guides

This is a fantastic shirt. Extremely comfortable material and it is loose fitting, but looks good. It is one of the most comfortable shirts and great for going between hot days and cool nights since the sleeves roll up and button.

I'm on the shorter stockier side and while other patagonia shirts fit a bit snug, this one was perfect. I loved it so much I got two. I wear these primarily in the muggy, summer fishing days of the east. It's cut a little long so I wear it tucked. The material is FANTASTIC. The slight elasticity helps when casting in sticky weather, the button up sleeves help when you're drenched and other shirt sleeves quit and roll down. While not a true athletic cut it does create a clean profile. The chest pockets are ample enough for a wheatly fly box but nothing much bigger. I would love to see this same material and cut with pearl snaps.

This is the one shirt that can do it all. Hiking, Fishing, or just handing around. The stretch and buttons on the sleeves are amazing. Awesome shirt if you are going to be in the sun all day. Save the sunscreen for the after hike drinks, this has you covered. SPF protection and high collar if needed, wow. It has more options than a Ferrari. Sure its expensive, but as they say, you get what you pay for. Im 6ft 183lbs and can get away with a M. Its right in between relaxed and slim fit, IMO.

I caught a bass on a fly rod the first time I wore this shirt...seriously. Not that the shirt had anything to do with the fish but I did look good doing it. These shirts have a good fit despite them being labeled as "relaxed fit" and for somebody tall and skinny like me it's really important that my shirts don't double as sails. At 6'2" 180 lbs a large works really good for me and is a perfect cut for fishing. The shirt is by no means fitted but not as baggy as some of the "relaxed fit" gear I have worn in the past. These shirts work great for fishing but are versatile enough to wear out on the town as I have done a few times myself.