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ExOfficio with Insect Shield Baja Shirt®
Men's insect-repellent shirts for any outdoor adventure.
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- A lightweight breathable shirt keeps you cool, wicks moisture, dries fast, resists wrinkles, repels insects, and gives 30+ UPF sun protection. Airomesh™-lined yoke and vents circulate air. Reinforced bellows pockets, one with security-zip closure. Pleated back. Roll-up sleeve tabs. Shirts in blue, light khaki, white, olive. Polyester/cotton. Do not dry clean. Washable. Imported.
Sizes: S(34-36), M(38-40), L(42-44), XL(46-48), XXL(50-52).Shipped to contiguous 48 states only.
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Orvis clothes are cut generously to accommodate an active country lifestyle. We build plenty of “wearing ease” in all our garments to ensure you will enjoy them for many years. We field-test all of them on associates, and we take into consideration how the clothing will be worn. For example, when we fit outerwear, we always size it with the appropriate layers beneath. That means you do not need to order a size up for a comfortable fit.
Not sure what size to order? Just chat, e-mail, or call 888- 235-9763 our Customer Service experts. They will be happy to give you the actual garment measurements for any item we sell.
Jackets, Shirts, and Outerwear Measurements for Men Garment
SizeSmallMediumLargeX-LargeXXLChest Size 363840424446485052Waist Size 303234363840424446Shirt Neck Size 14 1/215 - 15 1/216 - 16 1/217 - 17 1/217 - 18 1/2Arm Length from Center Back 3333 1/2 - 3434 1/2 - 3535 1/2 - 3636 1/2 - 37General Sizing GuidelinesGeneral Size Height Short Sleeve Length Long Sleeve Length Garment Body Length Regular Sizes For men 5' 8" to 6' 0" Short Sizes For men shorter than 5' 8" Approx. 1" shorter Approx. 1 1/2" shorter Approx. 1 1/2" shorter Long/Tall Sizes For men 6' 0" and taller Approx. 1" longer Approx. 1 1/2" longer Approx. 1 1/2" longer Inseaming Guidelines: Most Orvis pants are available custom hemmed to your inseam length. In addition, many of our pants can be plain finished or cuffed. Plain finished hems are cut for length, then folded under, creased, and sewn. When tailoring a cuffed hem, we create a 1 1/4” cuff at your request. Simply specify your preference when ordering.
Hat Sizes / Adult Head Measurements Garment Size Small Medium Large XL XXL Hat Size 6 3/4” – 6 7/8” 7” – 7 1/8” 7 1/4” – 7 3/8” 7 1/2” – 7 5/8” 7 3/4” Head Size 21 1/8” – 21 1/2” 21 7/8” – 22 1/4” 22 5/8” – 23” 23 1/2” – 23 7/8” 24 1/4” Hand Sizes for Gloves Hand Size 8" 8 1/2" 9 - 9 1/2" 10 - 10 1/2" How to Measure
In all instances, hold tape firm and level, but not tight.
a. Head: Using a flexible/soft tape measure, start 1" above the ear. Follow around head staying 1" above the ear. This will give your most accurate reading. Then refer to the chart for size.
b. Neck Circumference: Wrap tape around to the base of your front neck and allow room for wearing comfort. OR measure the collar length of a favorite shirt.
c. Sleeve Length: From the center back of your neck with your arm slightly bent, follow the tape around to your wrist bone.
d. Chest: Wrap a tape measure evenly around the fullest part under your arms.
e. Waist: Wrap tape around your natural waistline, or where you actually wear your pants.
f. Seat/Hip: Standing with your feet together, measure around the fullest part of your hip (approx. 7-8" below the waist). Don’t forget to keep the tape level.
g. Inseam: Best taken from an existing pair of pants you like. Measure along the garment inseam from the crotch seam to the hem.
h. Glove Hand: Measure all the way around the flat part of your hand, excluding the thumb, and around the widest part at the knuckles. Use the chart above to convert this measurement in inches to your corresponding glove size.
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ExOfficio Baja Shirt with
Insect ShieldInsect Shield technology converts clothing and gear into convenient, effective insect protection.
Insect Shield products are proven to repel mosquitoes, ticks, ants, flies, chiggers and midges (no-see-ums).
The Insect Shield Protective Barrier
Insect Shield Repellent Apparel and Gear is the most effective new tool in over 50 years in the battle against insects and insect-borne disease—a completely new way to protect against annoying and potentially dangerous insects. With its odorless and invisible insect protection, the only way to tell it’s there is that the bugs aren’t biting.
The built-in insect repellent provides a carefree outdoor experience, letting you focus on your adventures—not the bugs.
The Insect Shield Advantage
EPA Registered
Insect Shield is registered by the Environmental Protection Agency. The EPA registration process is designed to evaluate a proposed product to ensure it will not have adverse effects on humans or the environment. Insect Shield has been evaluated at multiple levels—the chemistry, the application process and the final consumer product. The end result was Insect Shield receiving the first-ever EPA registrations for insect-repellent clothing and gear.
Effective
Insect Shield products are proven to repel numerous varieties and species of mosquitoes, ticks, ants, flies, chiggers and midges (no-see-ums). This includes insects with the potential to carry dangerous diseases such as Malaria, West Nile virus, Dengue fever and Lyme disease.
Tested and Proven
Insect Shield technology is the result of years of research and field study. Numerous studies have confirmed the effectiveness of permethrin-treated clothing as an insect repellent. Insect Shield’s own testing methods follow USDA guidelines, and the results prove our unique, long-lasting properties.
Convenient
Insect Shield’s protection is invisible, odorless and as easy as putting on your clothes. Unlike traditional repellents, Insect Shield products cannot be misused or over applied and do not require re-application.
Comfortable
Insect Shield has no unpleasant smell or feel. The active ingredient, permethrin, is a man-made version of a natural insect repellent found in certain chrysanthemums. It is bonded to the fibers using Insect Shield’s patent-pending process that transforms ordinary clothing into comfortable insect protection for the whole family.
Durable
The repellency of Insect Shield is EPA registered to last through 70 launderings which is more than double the average life expectancy of a garment as listed by the International Fabricare Institute. This is also well beyond the life of most performance finishes commonly used in the technical-apparel industry.
Easy Care
Normal home laundering is recommended. Insect Shield products can be bleached, starched, pressed, etc., without effect on the repellent quality; however, they should not be dry cleaned because that removes the active ingredient.
Tested for Effectiveness and Durability
Effectiveness of Insect Shield as measured using USDA standard knockdown test on Aedes aegypti mosquitoes.
Positive Impact on World Health
One of the founders’ original intentions for developing Insect Shield was to help protect children from insect-borne diseases. We at Insect Shield realize the potential to greatly impact worldwide health and continue to support many global initiatives. Permethrin-treated clothing is now recommended by the following international agencies:
- The World Health Organization: www.who.int
- The American Academy of Family Physicians: www.familydoctor.org
- The U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services: www.hhs.gov
- Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): www.cdc.gov/travel
- The Public Health Agency of Canada: www.phac-aspc.gc.ca
- Packing Tips
Packing Light Packing tips from Dave Parker of Orvis Travel
Dave Parker of Orvis Travel gives tips for packing light.Here at Orvis, we put our travel clothing and luggage to the real-life test every day. Our Orvis Travel staff and product developers log thousands of miles a year to bring you the very best, most authentic travel experiences and gear.
With new airline regulations and fees, it’s more important than ever to pack wisely. We asked our own Dave Parker -- Managing Director of our in-house travel agency – for tips on how to pack to ensure you get the most out of your travels:
- Cotton/synthetic-blend fabrics are easy to wash and dry on the road. If laundry service is a given, our pure cotton wrinkle-free shirts are a great choice for travel too. If you pack enough shirts for three days, you have enough for a week. Also, plan to buy a shirt or two at your destination. It's one way to take home a practical souvenir.
- Choose a bag made of ballistic nylon cloth. They are strong, yet light in weight. If you start with a heavy bag, it's all downhill from there.
- Think about color schemes when you pack. Make sure everything you bring is in the same palette, so it all matches.
- Think layers. Instead of a single heavy jacket, for example, take light layers that can be added and subtracted according to the weather. For cool climes, take a base layer of merino wool, then a synthetic/cotton-blend shirt, a fleece vest, and then an outer layer shell to stop rain and wind. For cold climates, use a warmer base layer and a thicker fleece with long sleeves.
- Ship ahead. It sounds extravagant, but if you're going to a single place where you need a lot of gear (e.g., waders, fly rods, skis, etc.), it’s wise to ship it. The parcel services all have good tracking systems, and you'll know where your bag is ahead of time. (I'm doing this for an Alaska trip in August. Who wants to carry waders?)
- Think ounces. Take the smallest container/amount of toiletries possible, especially if you can replenish at your destination. There’s no need to take 16 oz. of shampoo for a one-week trip. Get a couple of small, refillable plastic bottles, and fill them at home before you go.
- Stay organized. Use nylon bags or large, clear freezer bags to compartmentalize. Put all the socks in one bag, etc. Knowing what you have helps you avoid over-packing.
- Download a book to your mp3 player.
- Unless you're a professional photographer, take the smallest digital camera you can. The picture quality will still be excellent.
- Wear your biggest/heaviest shoes on the plane and pack the lighter ones.
- Don't forget to ask about rental gear before you pack. Some fishing lodges have everything you need, especially if they're Orvis-endorsed.
