- How does the Tamiami Sleeveless fit compared with other Columbia shirts?
- It is cut slim, so it sits closer to the body than Columbia's relaxed fishing shirts. Many shoppers go up one size, especially if they want room across the chest.
- Is it good for hiking in strong sun?
- Yes. The polyester wicks sweat, breathes, and has built-in UV protection, which is why it is sold as a hiking and fishing top. It is sleeveless, so apply sunscreen to your arms and shoulders.
- How does it compare with the Tamiami II long-sleeve shirt?
- The Tamiami II adds sleeves, back vents and chest pockets for full sun coverage. The sleeveless version is cooler and trimmer but gives up those pockets and arm coverage.
- What is it made of and how should I wash it?
- It is 100% polyester. Machine wash cold and hang or tumble dry low; avoid fabric softener, which can reduce wicking.
- Does it come in plus sizes?
- Yes, the size run goes from XS up through 3XL, though the slim cut means plus-size shoppers often size up.
- Can I wear it for swimming?
- It dries fast and works as a sun cover over a swimsuit, but it is not a rash guard and the slim fabric can cling when wet.
- Where is the Columbia Women's Tamiami Sleeveless Shirt cheapest?
- At West Marine, for $21.00, 34% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Columbia Women's Tamiami Sleeveless Shirt?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including West Marine, Columbia, Zappos, Bealls Florida, Backcountry.