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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 490308" data-attributes="member: 389">There are a ton of options out there.&nbsp; None of which are cotton based.&nbsp; Huk, SA, Palmyth, and a myriad of other Chinglish-named brands. The Huk, SA (which I can no longer find) and Palmyth are my favorites. You can even get them with hoods, which I don't particularly like.&nbsp; But then again, I am just not a hoodie kind of guy. As far as materials, they all tend to be light-weight polyester. When I was young, I just hated wearing long-sleeved shirts.&nbsp; Mostly because back then the only real options were heavy weight cotton or non-stretch western style long sleeve shirts.&nbsp; Today's UPF shirts are quite comfortable. Note, for whatever reason I no longer buy the off the shelf inexpensive ones from Walmart or Sam's club.&nbsp; Not sure who they use for their sizing charts, but I just have never had good luck with fit from those places.&nbsp; <a href="https://www.amazon.com/s?k=upf+shirtsfor+men&amp;crid=1G2DDU8B1IE2B&amp;sprefix=upf+shirtsfor+men%2Caps%2C154&amp;ref=nb_sb_noss_2" target="_blank">https://www.amazon.com/s?k=upf+shirtsfor+men&amp;crid=1G2DDU8B1IE2B&amp;sprefix=upf+shirtsfor+men,aps,154&amp;ref=nb_sb_noss_2</a>Since you are likely buying this to be outside, I'd say stay away from the dark colors, but I do like patterns on them to help hide stains from bleeding fish, etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 490308, member: 389"] There are a ton of options out there. None of which are cotton based. Huk, SA, Palmyth, and a myriad of other Chinglish-named brands. The Huk, SA (which I can no longer find) and Palmyth are my favorites. You can even get them with hoods, which I don't particularly like. But then again, I am just not a hoodie kind of guy. As far as materials, they all tend to be light-weight polyester. When I was young, I just hated wearing long-sleeved shirts. Mostly because back then the only real options were heavy weight cotton or non-stretch western style long sleeve shirts. Today's UPF shirts are quite comfortable. Note, for whatever reason I no longer buy the off the shelf inexpensive ones from Walmart or Sam's club. Not sure who they use for their sizing charts, but I just have never had good luck with fit from those places. [URL='https://www.amazon.com/s?k=upf+shirtsfor+men&crid=1G2DDU8B1IE2B&sprefix=upf+shirtsfor+men%2Caps%2C154&ref=nb_sb_noss_2']https://www.amazon.com/s?k=upf+shirtsfor+men&crid=1G2DDU8B1IE2B&sprefix=upf+shirtsfor+men,aps,154&ref=nb_sb_noss_2[/URL] Since you are likely buying this to be outside, I'd say stay away from the dark colors, but I do like patterns on them to help hide stains from bleeding fish, etc. [/QUOTE]

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