Propper Men's Summerweight Long Sleeve Shirt

I am a Pest Control professional and am required my law to wear long sleeve shirts at all times while applying pesticides. Every company I have worked for supplies long sleeve uniform shirts, but none of them take into account 109 degree summer days in Northern California. In the past I have always ended up rolling up my sleeves or undoing half the buttons trying to stay at least a little cool, but if enforcement ever showed up I;d have been in big trouble with fines. My current company gave me the go-ahead to hunt for better shirts worthy of summer heat waves. I found them! These shirts are perfect. They are long sleeve, but can easily be rolled up and secured with button fastener when I'm not applying chemicals then quickly pulled back down when only when I need to. They are vented in the back for added coolness, and they have a mesh liner inside similar to swimming trunks so they don't stick and that adds a small barrier of air for breathability. These shirts are unusually thick in my opinion, about twice the thickness of my normal uniform shirts, but the material just doesnt heat up the same on the inside. They are very durable and I use them whenever temps get above 95 degrees. They also look stylish, and I get plenty of people asking me about them and where they came from. I also pair them with the summerweight pants, and my series 200 side-zip waterproof boots (thus elminating the need for rubber shoe covers. Definitely worth the investment to stay tolerably warm on scorching california summer days. Incidentally, I also use these when camping in the winter. The long sleeves keep me quite comfortable warm and keep out the cold as well as the hot, and with vigorous hiking, the ventilation lets excess body heat escape so I stay at a good temerature. Summer or winter these are amazing. Also with the quick-drying fabric, I dry off exceedingly quick when coming in from the rain, and during summer if I decide to walk thru the sprinkers or dump a bottle of water over my head, my clothes are always dry when I get back to my truck in 20-25minutes.