I loved it. It kept me cool and the sun off of me. What I don't like is that EVERYONE wears these things and that's all you see outside the hunter and Eq rings so they are not very individualized. Most people wear the more expensive ESI ones ($80) so at least with the Ariat I'm not looking like twins with every other person. I liked this shirt so much that I went to one of the mobile tack stores and bought another in blue.
I forget how much I paid, but in the $40s. They are $49 at Dover.
Selfies are a skill I do not have (thankfully) so this is my best attempt to show you how they look in a real life photo.
I would definitely recommend this shirt. It kept me cool, it has the arm vents, it kept the sun off, it washes up nice, fits true to size, and it's priced affordably at under fifty bucks. Even better if you can find it on sale like I did the pink one!
I'm also not an accomplished selfie taker. You're right, something to be proud of.
ReplyDeleteI really want sunshirts but don't want to fork over $80+ for one so I'm glad you reviewed the ariat shirt!
ReplyDeleteI borrowed a friend of mine's $80 one and saw no different between the two.
DeleteSounds fab - shall have to have a nosy & see of i can source them to deliver to me
ReplyDeleteThey are great if you live in a hot climate!
DeleteThis is on my list for the next sun shirt I purchase!
ReplyDeleteMaybe you can find one on sale!!
DeleteHorseloverz had these on sale a few weeks ago for like $25. I almost bought one, even though I don't really like the fabric (or Ariat in general) that much, just because it was so cheap. So maybe keep an eye on their site to see if they do that sale again! I know they had white and navy.
ReplyDeleteI am not an Ariat fan at all but at $30 for the first one I bought I was willing to try it.
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