GameGuard Digital Explorer Short Sleeve Shirt
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Gear up for the hunt with GameGuard's MicroFiber Shirt, designed to conquer the rugged Southwest terrain. This shirt combines simplicity with unique tactical features, making it the ideal choice for the dedicated hunter.
Engineered for functionality, it includes vertical vents at the chest and back with mesh lining, ensuring you stay cool and comfortable in the heat. UPF 50+ sun protection provides crucial shielding from the sun, so you can focus on tracking your prey.
Constructed from quick-drying performance fabric, this shirt is virtually wrinkle-free and stain-resistant, ensuring you can chase and clean your hunt without the fear of ruining your favorite hunting shirt. Its durability and style make it indispensable for any hunting expedition. A new fit better suited for movement and style makes the Modern fit the ultimate outdoor companion.
Cherished by GameGuard enthusiasts, the MicroFiber Shirt is a must-have for the modern hunter. Its blend of practicality and style offers ultimate comfort and performance, helping you blend seamlessly into the Southwestern landscape.
Wear the GameGuard MicroFiber Shirt and face the wilderness with confidence. Whether stalking game in the desert or navigating rocky outcrops, this shirt is your steadfast companion, embodying the spirit of adventure and the thrill of the hunt.
These shirts are built for hunting and can even be used for fishing.
FIT: The Explorer Shirt is cut much smaller than the original GameGuard shirt fit. We suggest sizing up a full size for a "normal" GameGuard shirt fit.
- Lightweight MicroFiber
- UPF 50+ sun protection
- Mesh-lined vertical vents at the back
- Zippered mesh-lined vertical vents at the chest
- Quick drying
- Wrinkle-resistant
- Stain-resistant
- Hidden chest pockets
- Hidden snaps lay-flat collar
- Tagless
- Relaxed fit
- 100% Polyester
- Lens Cleaner
⚠️ This product can expose you to chemicals, including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
