UV top with zip striped
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Product details
Long-sleeved UV top with a handy front zip and UPF 50 protection, crafted from soft and comfortable seersucker. The top features extra-soft seams for a gentle feel against the skin.
UPF 50 (Ultraviolet Protection Factor) means 98% protection from harmful UV rays.
This product complies with EU Directive 2016/425 and meets the As/NSZ 4399 standard. The UPF rating applies only to the area covered by the garment. The more skin covered, the better the sun protection.
Please note that UV protection may be reduced if:
• The fabric fits tightly, for example if stretched over the shoulders
• The material is stretched
• The material is wet
• Normal wear and tear, or prolonged exposure to pool chemicals and saltwater
Composition
56% Polyester Recycled
39% Polyamide Recycled
5% Elastane
Care
40°C machine wash warm
Do not bleach
Do not tumble dry
Do not iron
Do not dryclean
Our washing guide contains useful information about the best way to wash and care for your garments.
Read moreProduct safety
This product complies with the EU Regulation for Personal Protective Equipment 2016/425 and Regulation 2016/425 on personal protective equipment as brought into UK law and amended in accordance with standard As/NSZ 4399. UPF 50+. Care: Swimwear have a limited lifespan, the UPF value refers to a new and dry garment. To prolong the lifespan, follow the garments care instructions and recommendations. Always rinse and stretch your UV garments directly after use to remove sand, chlorine, and saltwater. Hang dry and do not store wet. Wash on low temperatures according to the care label and do not dry in direct sunlight.
This product complies with applicable UK safety requirements.
We use recycled polyester to reduce our use of resources and minimise both carbon dioxide emissions and water consumption. Most of the material comes from recycled PET bottles.
Using recycled polyamide reduces the use of virgin fibres, which helps to conserve our planet’s resources. Most of the material comes from discarded fishing nets.
