Duck Camp Lightweight Fishing Shirt (LS)
Duck Camp Lightweight Fishing Shirt (LS)
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A lightweight long-sleeve fishing shirt engineered for performance. Built with advanced cooling fabric technology to keep you comfortable during long days on the water. Designed with practical features for anglers—minimal bulk, maximum functionality. Ideal for sun protection and breathability when you need it most.
- brrr° Nylon is a proprietary blend of cooling material that keeps you comfortable all day long in hot conditions
- Relaxed collar with concealed buttons
- Low-profile upper back and underarm ventilated cooling panels
- Concealed forcep and sunglasses hanger loop under front yolk hem
- Double chest pockets
- Sunglasses chammy in shirt bottom hem
- True to size
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