A long-sleeve linen-blend shirt built to be worn with the sleeves pushed up — collarless at the neck, slim through the body, and light enough for a hot day outdoors.
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Long sleeves that roll — covered forearms when the sun is high, rolled to the elbow when it isn't. A short-sleeve shirt gives you one option; this gives you two.
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A low stand collar instead of a spread one — nothing to sit up against your neck in heat, and nothing to look wrong when it is left open.
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Slim fit through the chest and waist — the closest-cut of the summer shirts we carry from this supplier, and the reason to check the size chart twice.
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Sold as a quick-drying linen blend — the maker's pitch is hiking, fishing and long days out rather than the patio, and the fabric is chosen for that.
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Ten colors — by far the widest choice of the three, including pink, khaki and two greens.
The useful thing about a rolled long sleeve in summer is that it covers your arms when you want it to. On a boat, a trail or an afternoon with no shade, that matters more than a short sleeve does. The cut here is slim rather than relaxed, and the maker is explicit that the sizing runs small — take that seriously and order a size up unless you are at the very bottom of your usual range, because a slim shirt that arrives a size short is not something you can wear anyway.
Linen-blend woven fabric; the maker does not publish exact fiber percentages. Button front, stand collar, long sleeves designed to be rolled, slim fit. Available in Light Blue, Navy, Denim Blue, Green, Dark Green, White, Black, Pink, Gray and Khaki, sizes S–2XL. Runs small — the maker recommends ordering one size larger than usual. Care instructions and garment measurements are not published for this style, and no country of origin is stated — contact us if you need any of them confirmed before ordering.
