- UPF50 Sun Protection Blocking over 97.5% of the sun UVA and UVB. Protect your skin against sunburns and damage effect from the sun UV rays.
- Protect the skin against box jellyfish stingers, sea lice and other sea creatures, stay safe while enjoying your beach and swimming activities.
- Chlorine Resistant retaining elasticity and colors longer than any other swimwear fabric. Perfect use in chlorinated pools.
- Light weight, breathable keeping skin cool even in hot weather conditions, Perfect use for swimming, surfing, cycling, gym activities and all type of outdoor sports activities.
- Perfect fit. fast drying, matt finish, snag resistant retain its original shape with excellent stretch and recovery functions.
Women separate hood, ideal for maximum sun protection, is soft on skin and provide freedom of movement. Fabric is chlorine proof, with UPF50 UVA and UVA maximum sun protection. Can be worn over all type of swimwear and clothing. NO treatment or chemicals added to fabric, it is the way fabric is tightly knitted that provide protection against the sun UVA and UVB radiation all day long.
Protection: UPF50 blocks>97.5% of the sun UV radiation, protect against Jellyfish Stingers, Sea Lice and Sandfly;
Features: Anti-Chafe due to its Flatlock stitching design; Chlorine Resistant retain colors and elasticity for the life of the product; Quick drying;
Water Temperature: Suitable for warm and lukewarm water temperature 20C / 70F, also can be used in colder waters and/or heated pools;
Weather Effect: Can be used during hot, mild or cool weather, fabric is light weight and breathable keeping your skin cool even in hot weather conditions;
Composition: 53% Polyester/47% PBT, Chlorine Resistant;
Weight: 170gsm (lighter than most traditional swimwear fabric);
Strength: Extremely durable with excellent stretch and recovery functions;
Fabric care: Preferred cold water hand wash, if machine wash use cold water only.
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Product Dimensions : 12 x 9 x 1 inches; 1 Pounds
- Department : womens
- Date First Available : March 27, 2014
