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**vfma78** · 22nd October 20, 08:07 PM

Im shooting clay pigeons this weekend. Weather will be 68-70 What sort of top should I wear? Light sweater? Rugby shirt? thoughts ? Thanks, Gents

**KennethSime** · 22nd October 20, 08:28 PM

Originally Posted by vfma78

Im shooting clay pigeons this weekend. Weather will be 68-70 What sort of top should I wear? Light sweater? Rugby shirt? thoughts ? Thanks, Gents

I don't know about you, but personally at 68-70 degrees I'm wearing a t-shirt. The discerning gentleman might consider a polo shirt, which would dress things up a bit!

**DyerStraits** · 22nd October 20, 08:58 PM

A long-sleeve "fishing" shirt, as they are often called in the US, would be a good choice, or any similar type of tactical/military style shirt in a lighter fabric with roll-up sleeve button loops. They are widely available from US Outdoors/Sporting Goods stores such as REI, Cabela's, Dick's, Bass Pro Shops, Columbia, Eddie Bauer, etc. I think such a shirt is more appropriate for the event than a polo shirt, and definitely more than a t-shirt, but that's just me.

**DyerStraits** · 22nd October 20, 09:03 PM

A long-sleeve "fishing" shirt, as they are often called in the US, would be a good choice, or any similar type of tactical/military style shirt in a lighter fabric with roll-up sleeve button loops. They are widely available from US Outdoors/Sporting Goods stores such as REI, Cabela's, Dick's, Bass Pro Shops, Columbia, Eddie Bauer, etc. I think such a shirt is more appropriate for the occasion than a polo shirt, and definitely more than a t-shirt (which is what grown men wear under a shirt, not as a shirt) but, to each his own.

**KennethSime** · 22nd October 20, 09:08 PM

Originally Posted by DyerStraits

A long-sleeve "fishing" shirt, as they are often called in the US, would be a good choice, or any similar type of tactical/military style shirt in a lighter fabric with roll-up sleeve button loops. They are widely available from US Outdoors/Sporting Goods stores such as REI, Cabela's, Dick's, Bass Pro Shops, Columbia, Eddie Bauer, etc. I think such a shirt is more appropriate for the event than a polo shirt, and definitely more than a t-shirt, but that's just me.

Yea, agreed, that's probably a better option. A lot of those shirts have built-in ventilation as well.

**Jock Scot** · 22nd October 20, 11:37 PM

A light weight long/short sleeved tattersall shirt, perhaps? Something along this line? The fleece was put on in the cool of the evening after a similar event.