GRAMICCI Men's Tabari Shirt

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Amazon.com Product DescriptionBuilt for the sport of living in general, and expeditions in particular, the Men's Tabari long-sleeve shirt is made out of quick dry nylon that is noiseless and looks like cotton, with high-performance features that will keep you cool, dry, and presentable in any situation. The sleeves roll and can be conveniently anchored to stay out of your way, and the 'Hyper Funk-tion' pockets will carry necessities securely and close at hand. The air stream ventilated back will feel great when you need to cool down and adds to the versatility of the shirt. With 30 SPF finish for high-altitude exposure and/or hot summer sun, and quick dry nylon to handle sudden rain showers, river spray, or perspiration, this shirt will protect you in multiple ways, wherever the adventure takes you.

The Tabari's Equator weight Khota fabric is capable of managing cold winter temperatures and warm climates. This exclusive Khota quick dry nylon does not make the typical swoosh-swish sound that usual nylon does. This high-density weave has a Dasa finish that keeps the nap of the fabric very short, creating a hand that is rich, but rugged and provides SPF 30 protection. SPF 30 protection will save you time and the aggravation of loading up on sunscreen. This ideal expedition/outdoor shirt, also boasts hip and flattering styling that the girlfriend will approve of and great comfort for wearing around town.

Specifications:

100 percent Khota quick dry nylon
SPF 30
'Kool Off' roll up sleeves
Air stream ventilated back
'Hyper Funk-tion' large capacity pockets
Medium: 15.5-inch neck, 39 to 41-inch chest
Large: 16.5-inch neck, 42 to 44-inch chest
X-Large: 17.5-inch neck, 46 to 48-inch chest
XX-Large: 18.5-inch neck, 50 to 52-inch chest

About Gramicci

It's the early 1980s: MTV and stone-washed jeans; movies like Bladerunner, Diner, and Ghandi rule. Mike Graham, inspired by a love of surfing and climbing, launched Gramicci from his garage in Southern California. He designed the now-famous gusseted crotch and cinch/release belted G-pant and short that have become legend in the outdoor community. With grassroots efforts and word of mouth, the now cult-like following for Gramicci clothing began to grow. By the late 1990s, Gramicci was coveted for its unique fabrications, worn and weathered finishes, freedom of movement comfort, quality, and multiple functionality.

Years later, Gramicci is still dedicated to creating garment dyed, worn-and-weathered clothing built for the sport of living. Forever paying homage to the original designs launched over two decades ago, the company's design team is always busy dreaming about the next generation of Gramicci. With a strong foundation, Gramicci is committed to developing new, natural technology and innovative designs each season.

Features:

Made of 100% nylon
Fabric offers SPF-30 for sun protection
Features an air stream ventilated back and Kool-Off roll-up sleeves
Also offers large Hyper Funk-tion pockets to stash your essentials
Imported

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