Feedback on a few camp shirts
Hi everyone, I'm looking to pick up one more camp shirt in the $100-150 range and I was looking for some feedback on 4 that caught my eye at Stag, since the sale knocks a bit more than usual into my budget.
1. Universal Works. I like the print on this one, and I feel like it would be the easiest to pair with my current wardrobe. https://stagprovisions.com/collections/tops-short-sleeve-shirts/products/hokkoh-print-road-shirt-navy
2. OAS. I dig the print, I'm generally curious with the fact that it's made of cotton terry. I'm less sure about the fit since it's cut narrow in the shoulders apparently. https://stagprovisions.com/collections/tops-short-sleeve-shirts/products/cortado-terry-shirt-brown-cream
3. Carhartt WIP. I like the pattern, and I've seen it modeled in some pretty cool fits online. I'm honestly not sure I've got sufficient executive function to properly care for viscose though. https://stagprovisions.com/collections/tops-short-sleeve-shirts/products/bayou-shirt-red-sunset
4. Gitman Vintage. I have a soft spot in my heart for fugly Gitman prints, but I'm worried that this one in particular jumps the shark too deep into Guy Fieri core. https://stagprovisions.com/collections/tops-short-sleeve-shirts/products/fuego-camp-shirt-black
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Hokkoh Print Road Shirt - Navy
This Road Shirt from Universal Works is made from lightweight, breezy cotton that’s been printed with an eye-catching geometric pattern. It has a loose, relaxed fit to keep you nice and comfortable on warm, sunny days and comes with a pattern-match chest pocket, mother-of-pearl buttons, and a classic camp collar. Light
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Cortado Terry Shirt - Brown/Cream
This incredibly soft, cotton terry shirt from OAS is super absorbent and quick-drying for a seamless beach-to-bar style. With a loose and comfortable fit, it’s cut a little lower and has an open camp collar for a casual look. Finished with a simple four-button placket and a jacquard-knit geometric design, the Cortado T
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Bayou Shirt - Red Sunset
The Bayou Shirt from Carhartt WIP is made from an incredibly soft, sustainably-sourced viscose fabric that’s printed with a vibrant bayou pattern. It’s been garment-washed for extra softness and cut with a relaxed, easygoing fit that’s detailed with a summery coconut button placket, a straight hem, and a classic camp c
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Fuego Camp Shirt - Black
Made exclusively for STAG, this Camp Shirt from Gitman Vintage is cut from lightweight, breezy cotton and features a custom Fuego print for all you hotheads out there. It’s cut with a perfectly relaxed, boxy fit and comes with a single chest pocket, a chalk button placket, and a classic button-down collar for a clean f
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I'm a big UW guy and the road shirts fit really well. On me, at least.
Only other brand I've got experience with there is Gitman and I agree the print might be a bit too much for its own good
I like the print of the WIP shirt the most
Yeah. I feel like the UW would be the 'safe' pick for me, but yeah the WIP shirt I just really like the vibe of and it would be a healthy branch-out for me I feel like. I think the crux of the issue is that I'm intimidated that I'm gonna ruin it while trying to clean it or something
I’ll second the WIP and also add that for the cotton terry one, you better be sure if@sizing because it needs to be slouchy for it to work and narrow shoulders would not look very good
1 or 3 get my vote. Can’t go wrong with viscose for a spring/summer shirt material. I handwash most of my viscose/rayon shirts as they wrinkle and steam them after hang drying.
Also, have had many GBV shirts in a past life and they’re not the most breathable. Awesome prints on them tho