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Men's Black Philadelphia Eagles Bahama Coast Nuevo Fronds Camp Button-Up Shirt

Prices as of September 29, 2026, as listed by each retailer — verify the current price on the retailer's site before purchase.

Price history tracked at Macy's price tracker

14-day low
$147.99
Sep 16 · Macy's
Best price
$147.99
−0% vs high
14-day high
$147.99
All stores

Lowest recorded: $110.99 at Macy's on Aug 12, 2026 · $37.00 above that low today · tracked since Apr 2025.

$148$148$148
Sep 16Sep 29
  • Macy's
Price has held at $147.99 for the past 14 days.

What buyers say

AI summary · 31 reviews

A stylish, breathable shirt that delivers strong NFL team pride with vibrant colors and excellent comfort. A few buyers note it runs large, but this is rare among overwhelmingly positive feedback.

Liked

  • Vibrant, bold print
  • Lightweight, breathable fabric
  • Wrinkle-free, easy care
  • Soft, silky feel

Complaints

No recurring complaints across 31 reviews

Generated by AI from real customer reviews at Macy's — may miss nuance. Summarized Sep 2026.

About this product

The Tommy Bahama Men's Black Philadelphia Eagles Bahama Coast Nuevo Fronds Camp Button-Up Shirt is a lightweight, breathable camp collar shirt designed for fans. Made from a blend of 83% polyester and 17% spandex, it features perforated fabric and IslandZone technology to wick moisture and keep the wearer cool. The short-sleeve style includes a full-button front, side splits at the hem, and an embroidered Philadelphia Eagles logo on the left chest. Its woven construction offers a breezy, comfortable feel suitable for casual wear.

  • 83% polyester, 17% spandex
  • perforated breathable fabric
  • embroidered team logo
  • side splits at hem
  • IslandZone moisture-wicking
  • machine washable

Based on 31 reviews at Macy's

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