ATG by Wrangler Men's Long Sleeve Hike to Fish Shirt: Unleash Your Adventure with Performance and Style Review

The material is more like cotton than any other polyester/nylon shirt I've had. I hope it's durable and wrinkle free. The colors on the shirts are much darker or bolder than in the photos.

The sleeves fit my long arms really well. Rollup butt is amazing. Glasses bag with loop - a clutch. I have another ATG design without it and skipped it immediately. Super comfy, better material than a tech shirt. Great fit. Especially for dad's body. The shirt has become my favorite I have bought 3 more I am 180 6ft and of average build and I bought the medium and it fits great.

I wear this shirt for outdoor work. Nothing rough on the shirt but I spend hours in the hot sun. That was great. Looks good, feels cool. The only complaint is only one button on each cuff and its position was too large causing the sleeve to fall over the arm. Someone sewed on extra buttons, but somehow it's ridiculous to sell something like that. Definitely I will buy more of these.

I bought 2 of these plus size shirts and loved it so much I ordered 3 more but the sleeves of the 3 new ones were noticeably longer. They were at least 1-2 inches longer than the first pair. I don't know the reason as it must be the same shirt unless they were made in a different factory. It's weird wearing 3 new shirts. I have to unscrew the handcuffs because they put their hands on it.

I have 2 of these t-shirts and I really like them. My only minor complaint is that the shirt looks a little greener in the picture than it really is. I had to put it next to a gray shirt, I had to convince myself it was definitely a shade of green and not grey. In addition, this shirt is very comfortable and has many nice comfort features. For size comparison in case anyone is interested, I'm 5'11" and 175 pounds and the medium fits perfectly.

Bought 2 of these for a trip to Arizona in July. Pros: Cute shirts that can be passed off as business casual. They also do a good job of airing. We turned 110 degrees and I feel like the shirt helped maintain tolerance. Bad: Trust the reviews. The sleeves are unusually long. I think if the cuffs had a second button they might be ok, but with only one button they covered most of my arm. After the first wash they seemed to have some loose threads which bothered me. All of this made me want to…

I bought this hiking shirt to replace the synthetic t-shirts I usually wear. I've ridden about 150 miles in it and I love the versatility of the long sleeves and the ability to roll them up, as well as the ability to open the front for more ventilation. The shirt dries very quickly, usually within minutes of taking off my backpack. I love that this shirt has more breast pockets than other brands/models and the plaid style is more unique than the standard solid color printed shirts. Build…

The sleeve length of this product is as it should be. I usually wear a size 15-1/2 x 34. No sleeves, whatever that is. Just sleeves. The rolled up sleeve loop puts the sleeve directly on the elbow, which is uncomfortable and not used, and not on the middle of the forearm as shown in the picture. The tag says it's 70% cotton and the rest polyester, so not a technical fabric, just a good old cotton/poly shirt. Ventilation is just a 4 inch slit on the shoulders that forms a pocket with a mesh…

I've been looking for technical shorts for a long time. I used to love Bass and Co.'s shirts, but now they're hard to come by. Luckily, the Wrangler was there to take up the slack. Unlike the Columbia PFG shirts, these shirts have a slimmer fit. Now I'm not a skinny guy but they still fit well. Your mileage may vary. The material is thin but not transparent, the buttons on the sleeves have reinforcement on the left side and the buttons on the front have a reinforced stripe. Still malleable but…