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Hey guys I have a question for you I work for a sportswear company that puts out Bruce Fleishers Flash line ( www.brucefleisher.com ) and we are delveloping next years shirts and I need some input. What color shirts do you prefer to wear out on the course. Any help you could give me would be much appreciated and brought directly to the owner, so...please help or i will suggest plaid!
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In the summer time when its hot out, I prefer to wear white or light colored shirts just because they are cooler. Black and dark blue are HOT in the sun.
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Would you wear bright colors (I don't mean floresent or anything)

I enjoy wearing blue and orange anytime of the year, but that is about as wacky as I go. Like gripitandripit said, I prefer the white in the summertime just about over anything else. It just feels better that time of the year, and I'm not big into green or yellow. So there goes those bright colors.

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I wear the range: I prefer the darker colors - dark reds, greens, and blues - but I'm going to lighten it up a bit this summer as well with peach, light yellow, and orange. And a baby blue shirt too.

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Unlike these guys, I'm a bit more svelte . I tend to wear a lot of color.

I'll wear pink, baby blue, purple, yellow, orange and any other color. Black is good cause it matches everything, and with the moisture wicking fabrics, it's not as hot as most think. I like white, but it gets dirty too quickly. If you look at what players are wearing more of, you see a lot of color (sort of like the 80s are making a come back and the collars are being worn up). Additionally, I like a shirt that fits a little snugger than others (I hate sleeves that are too long or shirts that are too baggy). Let me know if you want more information.

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I'll wear pink, baby blue, purple, yellow, orange and any other colour as this summer which is nearly over has been very very hot. I think about 107 in your range. But i like to wear the pastal kind of shirts they feel good and are kind to you in the heat.

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