Twelve Weight FREEwt Shirt
Twelve Weight FREEwt Shirt
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The FREEWT Shirt is crafted to provide ultimate cooling and sun protection. With a double weave polyester back and shoulders to shield against radiant heat and textured stretch nylon front and side panels for superior breathability, this shirt offers reliable sun protection in both wet and dry conditions. It has become a go-to choice for captains, guides, and anglers worldwide.
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High collar provides increased neck coverage
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UPF 40+ polyester and UPF 30+ textured stretch nylon
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Moisture management system delivers all day comfort
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Sleeve cuffs provide a stable fit minimizing drift
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Flat seam construction reduces bulk
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Raglan sleeve design
- UV protection rated Very Good (Tested in accordance with AATCC 183-2000)
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