Columbia® Men's PFG Bahama™ II Short Sleeve Shirt Embroidered

Columbia Men's PFG Bahama II Short Sleeve Shirt (212464)

Designed for ultimate performance and protection on the water, the Columbia PFG Bahama II is crafted from 100% Tactel® nylon taffeta. This shirt features Omni-Shade™ UPF 50 sun-blocking protection and quick-drying, antimicrobial properties to keep you fresh and shielded throughout the day. The relaxed fit is enhanced by hidden shoulder vents and a mesh back lining for maximum airflow. Functional details include lift-top front pockets, a utility loop for pliers or sunglasses, and a dedicated rod-holder loop on the left chest. Finished with authentic Columbia and PFG branding, it is the quintessential choice for any serious angler.

Details and Features

• Fabric: 100% Tactel® nylon taffeta
• Omni-Shade™ UPF 50 sun-blocking protection
• Quick-drying and antimicrobial properties
• Relaxed fit
• Hidden shoulder vents and mesh back lining
• Lift-top front pockets within larger pocket
• Utility loop for pliers or sunglasses
• Rod-holder loop on left chest
• Columbia woven patch logo on left chest and PFG patch on center back vent
• Omni-Shade™ branding on left sleeve hem

Production Time

• Digitizing Time: Approximately 3 business days for logo setup.
• Embroidery Time: Typically 7 to 10 business days after logo approval.

Care Instructions

• Machine wash cold, gentle cycle, with like colors.
• Tumble dry low.
• Iron on low setting if needed.

Available Sizes

S, M, L, XL, XXL, 3X.

For best results, measure a garment that fits well and compare to the size chart used in spec sheet. View Spec Sheet

Standard Shirt Color Options

Colors shown are approximate and may vary from actual garment dye lots.

Madeira Polyneon Polyester Thread

Standard embroidery thread options shown below. Actual thread appearance may vary slightly on different fabrics and lighting.

Logo Digitization Explained

What is Logo Digitization

Logo digitization is the first step in preparing your design for machine embroidery. It is the process of translating your graphic file, such as a JPG, PNG, or PDF, into a stitch file that embroidery machines can read.

How the Process Works

1. File review and translation
   Our digitizer reviews your logo and plans how it will sew on the garment instead of simply tracing the artwork.
2. Stitch mapping
   Every stitch is mapped by hand, including direction, density, stitch length, start and stop points, and underlay that supports the top stitches.
3. Color assignment
   Each color in your logo is matched to a Madeira Polyneon thread color for consistent results.
4. Proofing
   A digital proof or a physical stitch out sample is created for approval before full production.

Why Digitization Matters

• Clean edges and readable text at embroidery size
• Correct coverage so shirt color does not show through
• Smoother fill areas with fewer thread breaks
• Consistent logo appearance across polos, hats, jackets, and other items

Future Reorders

Once your logo is digitized, it is stored in our system for future use. Reorders and new products using the same logo do not require the digitizing fee again, as long as the design size and layout stay the same.