what are fishing shirts made of?

They are made of high-tech polyester, which, unlike cotton, absorbs very little water. Cotton will absorb 7% of its weight in water, polyester only 0.4%. This creates a shirt that has 46 times the UPF rating of a cotton shirt and many times its cooling factors.

Some of the most common materials that fishing clothing gear can be produced from: Polyester. Nylon. Cotton.

CUSTOMIZE

We can customize your performance fishing shirts with custom artwork, boat graphics, team name, or company logo

All-Over Dye Sublimation Cut & Sew

Find a shirt that has ample sleeve length. Double roll up collars come in very handy as an extra sun/neck protector. Ample pockets but not big bellowing sloppy pockets are also key. Last but not least the vent in the back needs to be large to accomodate 2 things, big back custom embroidery and maximum air flow.

What are fishing shirts called?

Have been called “Dri-fit”, “Microfiber”, “Performance Gear” or “Sun Shirts” (they all mean the same thing) Can come in long-sleeve or short-sleeve. They are designed to be soft, breathable, moisture-wicking, sun protecting shirts for the outdoors.
Cotton cannot wick away moisture like the polyester shirts. Resultant, the cotton shirts fail to keep the angler cool; however, polyester fishing shirts can. The polyester performance fishing shirts can keep the temperature under control even when the fisherman is out in the hot sun for long.

Odor Resistant

After all, fishing can be a smelly sport. You never want to stink though, and adding a fishing shirt with your deodorant will help that much more. You could even workout in one and add an extra defense against body odor. Most dry fit shirts are moisture wicking too, keeping the sweat off of you.