The Tech Practice Sun Shirt
The Tech Practice Sun Shirt
CALLIDAE
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A featherweight UPF 50 sun shirt in Italian technical jersey, made in Los Angeles.
CALLIDAE built the Tech Practice as an alternative to the usual sun shirt. The fabric is a featherweight technical stretch jersey rated UPF 50, quick drying, with the stretch and recovery to hold its shape through a season rather than a summer. Perforated panels at the sleeves and back yoke carry air where a rider actually overheats. The placket is a skinny snap, finished on the inside with CALLIDAE's grosgrain ribbon.
Specifications:
- UPF 50 Italian technical jersey
- Featherweight stretch knit, quick drying
- Excellent stretch and recovery
- Perforated panels at the sleeves and back yoke
- Skinny snap placket
- Grosgrain ribbon finish inside the placket
- Made in Los Angeles
- Sizes XXS through XL
- Twelve colorways with coordinating ribbon
What sets this one apart:
A featherweight Italian technical stretch jersey rated UPF 50, perforated at the sleeves and back yoke so air moves where a rider overheats. The placket is a skinny snap finished on the inside with grosgrain ribbon, and the shirt is made in Los Angeles.
Beyond the barn:
The UPF 50 rating and the perforated panels work the same way on a golf course, a trail or a tennis court as they do in a ring. This is a sun shirt that does not have to be explained when it leaves the property.
Why it is here:
The perforation is placed rather than general. It sits at the sleeves and the back yoke, which are the two places a rider overheats under a coat, and leaving the rest of the knit closed is what keeps the UPF 50 rating where the sun actually falls.
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