Review on 🎣 Tamiami Sleeve Fishing Columbia Men's Shirts - Collegiate Clothing by Charles Quinones

I've looked at other Columbia shirts because my husband wears them almost every day in the summer. I had quite a few colors and designs for it. He loves them because they're literally really cool. He used to like Under Armour, another brand, more, but this other brand has an almost 25% bigger price difference. Columbia shirts are very light, so it is very convenient to keep them in your luggage. I am comparing 2 types of similar t-shirts, I saw another person do it this way and it is really effective for buyers. The Slack Tide Camp Shirts are made from the same material as the Tamiami ii. Sold as fishing shirts which I'm sure would do very well, but my husband used them as a regular office/field shirt. These shirts have the same design on the back, but what I like most is that the Slack Tide has a straight line at the very bottom, so it looks really good to wear without tucking in. The Tamiami II has the classic extra length in the front and back, so using it on the outside of your pants doesn't look as cool, especially if you've used them for work. I think for young people it wouldn't matter much. To continue my description of the Slack Tide, they only have a fairly small pocket with no velcro, buttons, etc. They don't have the traditional velcro with the Columbia logo on the front, but there is a small label on the pocket with the Columbia- Logo. These types of shirts have a small loop on the top button instead of the traditional top button found on all other shirts, but still look good. Slack Tide shirts have a very small but subtle detail. At the bottom front of these shirts is a small piece of fabric that Columbia says is used to clean sunglasses or regular reading glasses. . It is very sweet. This shirt fits better than Tamiami II. Size: Important for many readers: The length is the same for both shirts, but the size on the shoulders and in the middle part is LARGER on the Tamiami ii. The buttons that Slack Tide comes with have 2 colors, with the dominant color matching the color of the shirt. In contrast, Tamiami ii has all of its buttocks the same color as the shirt. The Slack Tide's collar has no buttons, unlike the Tamiami ii, which has buttons, making it look more streamlined. The colors are the same so it's impossible to get a white slack tide so I bought this Tamiami ii to complete my collection. The Tamiami ii shirts are less formal, same materials, same level of coolness in very hot situations. The white or light color is somewhat see-through, so it is recommended to use it under a shirt to avoid exposing the nipples too much. A very nice feature of this shirt is that multiple pockets, 2 of which are large and secure, help to store things and not lose them. Both shirts have mesh on the inside to support the evaporation process or simply to dry faster after rain, sea fog, etc. Because the material is polyester, it is not recommended to wear these shirts near bushes, neither Slack Tide nor Tamiami ii. or even next to unpolished surfaces because they slide easily. So I believe this is the reason why they evolved for the fishermen. The quality of Tamiami ii is not as good as Slack Tide, apart from the fact that both are well made. The prices for both types of t-shirts are the same, if not identical. I would definitely recommend buying these, I would buy them again in the future, but to wrap things up and end my review, my favorite is the Slack Tide Camp shirts. I hope this review is helpful.