The Mylitta Travel Shirt is the ultimate lightweight travel shirt, designed for comfort, breathability, and sun protection on the go. It features two front pockets, roll-up sleeves, and strategically placed vents that enhance airflow through the shoulders and underarms. Whether you're navigating airports, heading out on a road trip, catching a train, exploring a new trail, or just hanging out on a cruise deck, this sun shirt keeps you cool, covered, and ready for whatever the day throws your way
The mesh ventilation panels featured on this garment provide increased air circulation to promote cooling and help the wearer stay dry. The ventilation panel areas of this product may be subject to lower levels of UPF protection when exposed to direct sunlight depending on use. We recommend the use of SPF and UPF protections for all exposed skin areas and areas that may require additional protection depending on your use.
Overall rating: 4.489051 / 5 from 685 reviews.
The Mylitta Travel Shirt is a highly-rated lightweight shirt for travel, praised for its stylish appearance, sun protection, and comfortable fabric. Customers appreciate its breathable design, perfect fit, and cool feel, though some noted variations in sizing. The shirt's beautiful color and print also receive compliments.
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"I didn't even take this shirt out of the packaging. The blue in the photo on the web site is a rich, royal blue. The actual shirt is close to an army blue/gray, a color that looks awful on me. I am so disappointed as I was looking forward to making this a staple for my upcoming trip."
"I have owned these blouses for years when beach walking, boating, poolside as sun coverups, etc. They are great to throw over casual dresses for eating outside or in air conditioning when traveling or around town. I always have a white one and a blue one. The last two blouses came with severe packing creases that haven't washed out. What is the best way to remove them?"
"I lament over my UV travel shirt that I just lost in Vietnam. I've had it for over 20 years and it went everywhere with me. I tried to replace it by buying your Mylitta Travel Shirt. I usually wear a large, but your large was tight around the bodice. and the length could have been an inch longer. However, the sleeves were the right length so I decided to keep it as, if I get the extra large, the sleeves would be too long. I will wear it unbuttoned with a camisole inside. There are not many travel shirts that look good after laundering. I still miss my old shirt as it had a flap that you can fold out at the cuff for extra sun protection."
"I love this shirt as an over layer. The side pocket is what sets it above others for me."
"I ordered the Large but found it far too small by at least one size."
"I used to love these shirts but after my recent purchases I've changed my mind. The button holes are so small that it's extremely difficult to get the shirt button, especially if your have hand issues. Too bad. It was a great product"
"These are wonderful shirts but the color choice is too limited. Please make this shirt in more colors, especially COOLIBAR Blue."
"Perfect fit;lightweight fabric. I am 5’3”, 103 pounds, chest measuring 33”. The size XS is just right. I wore this on an African safari and it washed and dried easily every night. White does soil easily so I recommend a strong detergent. I would purchase again."
"I wore this for sun protection in South America, and it was great. Cool enough in the 90 degree weather and offered good protection. Crisp and cool looking. Fits nicely. Cute over a t-shirt or alone. Could have used hand protection like in the dress."
"Besides this shirt running small, (I usually wear a Coolibar S and that's what I ordered but it is tight fitting) the really frustrating thing is that I cannot button and unbutton the buttons without extreme difficulty. Too much trouble for an enjoyable-to-wear item. Snaps would be better. Or larger button holes. Or smaller buttons."
