Has anyone bought RSVLTS shirts?
I’ve seen them for years, they look way too expensive but I really like two of the Mickey ones. One is on sale right now.
Wondering if anybody has any opinion on the quality and the fit for these shirts?
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No experience, but I would love to get DH some of those.
Those are the kind Mr Morrow wears and he always looks great in them 
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Of course I prefer the non sale one, but I think it is one of their big sellers.
I’m going to ask over on chat too, will report back!
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BTW For any guys looking for a better swim shirt, I finally pulled the trigger on these also mucho overpriced Nashies when they had a 20% off sale and free shipping.
And, you know what? They are actually awesome. Really comfortable fit, nice material. I even wore my navy blue one to work this week in the crazy heat because it doesn’t really look like a swim shirt.
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The people who run DVC Fan absolutely love RSVLTS to the point they think the brand should sponsor them. So while I don’t have any experience I have always had a positive impression.
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They don’t. They look awesome. And one is long sleeved. Speaking of rashes, in humid weather I get a rash when I’m in sunlight. Unless I’m wearing long sleeves, etc.
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Yes! I have the steamboat Willie one! In my experience, as a woman, they are a little smaller fit for size. But that’s because the one I have is not a ladies’ cut. I think the quality is fabulous and they are nice and breathable on hot park days
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Great! thanks!
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I like those patterns, and the price isn’t bad if they are decent quality.
Now there are a bunch of Tommy Bahama shirts that are sold around Disney that I love…until I look at the price tag. And then suddenly I am content with what I have! 
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I’ve seen those in the golf shops - nope to those prices!
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And
I have one Tommy Bahama shirt bought on sale for sixty something dollars. Regular $120. It’s woven, tropical pattern, cooling - wore it today taking the old dog to the vet. So comfortable.
I have another one in the cart right now (not quite as nice a buy), with this description: Sarasota Stretch is living proof that everyday polish doesn’t have to mean compromised comfort. Crafted from a stretchy cotton blend with cooling properties, the classic style plays up your personality with its fun tropical print that’s endlessly versatile.
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My DH has a few and loves them!
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Hi JJT
I have many. Quality is excellent. Shirts are wonderful in the Florida heat (and general day to day).
The do a hybrid short that is a good trunk if needed. Really love the company!
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My wife bought me a RSVLTS shirt with Mickey through the ages several years ago. The material is smooth and comfortable.
Have way too many RSVLTS shirts - highly recommend them. Great material and while not cheap, I do always feel like they are a solid value due to the quality. They have a number of shirts now that are park specials which you can only buy at Disney that are very nice as well along with a ton of Disney designs that they sell on their webpage.
A couple years ago we ran into a bunch of RSVLTS employees doing a scavenger hunt in the parks which was a lot of fun as one of them was to get a pic with someone in one of their shirts. Learned about the “Hidden Oswald” on the walkway near 7DMT that way….
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Very cool!
Thanks all for the reports everyone, that helps me feel better about spending the $$$.
A running joke in my house when looking at vacation photos is it is hard to tell which trip I am on because I am wearing the same shirts in all of them. 
Time to step up my game - look forward to breaking out the shirt on our next trip. 
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and several subsequent trips? 
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For our upcoming August trip, I’m doing an experiment. After having heard about the “miracle” of merino wool, I bought several 100% merino wool t-shirt to see if I find they are, in fact, better in the Florida humidity and heat as has been (over-)stated. I’ve been testing them out in our recent heat wave here in Michigan, where daily temps were hitting 98 degrees (albeit, not as humid as Florida), and I’ve actually been pleased with them. It isn’t that it keeps you from being hot, but it did feel like it was doing a better job than cotton or other athletic blends.
Curious what you think over the long term!
I was thinking of starting to buy my family merino wool items for travel this Christmas since I heard they were forgiving for multiple wears in between washing.
DD is likely going to study abroad next year and we’re all going to need to shift into more efficient packing if we’re going to go visit her.
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