- Is the Tamiami good for hot weather?
- Yes. The polyester wicks moisture, the mesh back vent releases heat, and the fabric carries UPF 40 sun protection. It is built for humid, sunny days.
- How does it fit compared with a regular button-down?
- It runs roomy and boxy, with a longer hem for tucking or wearing loose. Many shoppers size down one from their usual shirt size.
- Does it really block the sun?
- Columbia rates the fabric at UPF 40, which blocks most UV rays. Coverage drops where the fabric stretches or gets wet, so reapply sunscreen on exposed skin.
- What is the rod-holder loop for?
- The loop on the chest lets you park a fishing rod butt while you tie knots or handle a catch. It is a fishing-specific feature you won't find on most casual shirts.
- How should I wash it?
- Machine wash at 30 degrees and tumble dry low. Skip fabric softener, which can reduce wicking performance.
- Is it only for fishing?
- No. It works as a hiking, travel and everyday warm-weather shirt. The rod loop and utility pockets are the main fishing tells.
- Where is the Columbia Men's PFG Tamiami Short Sleeve Shirt cheapest?
- At Columbia, for $45.50, 17% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Columbia Men's PFG Tamiami Short Sleeve Shirt?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Kohl's, Columbia, Nordstrom, Academy Sports, Scheels.