Name: Solta Long-Sleeve Sun Shirt - Men's
Brand: Cotopaxi
Price: 85.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (4 reviews)

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Details & care

From desert hikes to dense rainforests, the Solta Long-Sleeve Sun Shirt is ready for a trip off the beaten path. With built-in UPF 50+ protection, quick-dry recycled nylon fabric, and back ventilation for breathability, this shirt keeps you comfortable wherever your trail leads. Chest pockets stash smaller essentials and your sunnies, thanks to a dedicated sunglass holder.

Center front buttons
2 chest pockets with hook-and-loop closure
Built-in glasses holder at top of wearer's left chest pocket
Adjustable cuffs
Ventilation at back
Sunglasses wipe at hem
Quick-dry & moisture-wicking
UPF 50+ protection
Item #11460878
Core Product ID 33333B9F53

Size info

Regular, true-to-size fit designed for active outdoor use. Built from a lightweight woven fabric that allows breathability and layering without added bulk. Long sleeves with button-tab cuffs can be rolled and secured for a shorter sleeve option. Recommended to choose your usual US men's size for a comfortable fit with room for movement during hiking, travel, and everyday wear.

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Cotopaxi

This Certified B Corporation is named for an active stratovolcano in Ecuador, where founder Davis Smith lived in his youth. Known for its inventive, thoughtful approach to design, Cotopaxi guarantees every product for 61 years. One percent of its revenue is donated to charities worldwide.