Twelve Weight 7 Mile Button-Down Shirt
Twelve Weight 7 Mile Button-Down Shirt
Couldn't load pickup availability
Constructed with crushed oyster shell powder and recycled plastic bottles, the 7 Mile Button-Down Shirt is soft and eco-friendly. Its nanolized oyster shell powder provides low thermal conductivity, keeping you cool in the heat and warm in the cold. This performance shirt is perfect for anglers, with a dress shirt-inspired design and new Seawool fabric technology for UV protection and odor control. Named after the iconic 7 Mile Bridge, this shirt is engineered for durability and versatility. With a relaxed fit, it offers unrestricted mobility and can take you from home to boat to bar without missing a beat. If you're in between sizes, we recommend sizing down for the perfect fit.
- Lightweight, super soft, and quick-drying Seawool PET/Polyester blend Seawool yarns block UV, regulate heat and provide odor control
- Soft-Touch Air Flow venting mesh has high air permeability and is comfortable next to skin
- High button-down collar protects your neck from harmful UV rays and stays secure in the wind or on the run
- Pattern matched, button-thru chest storage pockets securely fit a passport and small items
- 2-position adjustable cuffs
- Shaped hem provides coverage and can be tucked in or worn out
- Highly wrinkle resistant
- Less than 3% shrinkage
- 40+ UPF
Share

Blog posts
View all-
Review: Two Sink-Tip Fly Lines for Musky to Str...
As I work through some physical therapy exercises to reset my rotator cuff, I thought I’d jot down some thoughts on a couple of lines I’ve been testing lately. Did...
Review: Two Sink-Tip Fly Lines for Musky to Str...
As I work through some physical therapy exercises to reset my rotator cuff, I thought I’d jot down some thoughts on a couple of lines I’ve been testing lately. Did...
-
Trip Report: Kay Fly Lodge, Mexico (March 23-30...
I had been hearing about the increased amount of migratory tarpon that were being caught in both Espiritu Santo Bay and Ascension Bay, Mexico for years now. Last August I...
Trip Report: Kay Fly Lodge, Mexico (March 23-30...
I had been hearing about the increased amount of migratory tarpon that were being caught in both Espiritu Santo Bay and Ascension Bay, Mexico for years now. Last August I...
-
Trip Report: Cayo Largo, Cuba (Feb. 21-28th, 2026)
There is a lot happening in the world right now and Cuba certainly has no shortage of headlines in the news. In the months leading up to this trip there...
1 commentTrip Report: Cayo Largo, Cuba (Feb. 21-28th, 2026)
There is a lot happening in the world right now and Cuba certainly has no shortage of headlines in the news. In the months leading up to this trip there...
1 comment