
Adult Stingray Top Sizing
SIZE GUIDE
Find your size
Fits chest measurement
- S 97 cm38"
- M 102 cm40"
- L 107 cm42"
- XL 112 cm44"
- XXL 117 cm46"
- 3XL 122 cm48"
- 4XL 127 cm50"
- 5XL 132 cm52"
- 6XL 137 cm54"
- 7XL 142 cm56"
Between sizes? Take the larger.
How to measure
- Wrap a soft tape measure around the fullest part of your chest or bust, arms relaxed at your sides.
- Keep the tape level all the way round, including across your back.
- Hold it snug but not tight, and breathe normally.
No tape measure? Use a piece of string, mark where it meets, then measure the string against a ruler.
Protection you cannot wash out
UPF 50+ means less than 1 in 50 UV rays reach your skin. This Stingray long sleeve jacket is tested and certified to the Australian standard AS/NZS 4399:1996, which helps protect you from sunburn, premature ageing and long-term skin damage.
The protection is woven into the fibre and the weave rather than a chemical finish, so there is nothing to wash out and nothing to reapply.
Covered from the collar to the hip
The long sleeves keep your arms out of the sun and the high collar covers your neck. The body comes down to the hip, so your shoulders, back and torso are under certified fabric as well.
Swim in it, then go sightseeing
Wear it swimming, snorkelling, surfing or paddleboarding. The Italian fabric resists chlorine and saltwater and keeps its UPF 50+ rating when wet.
It is light and breathable and holds its shape, so it is easy to wear for walking and travel too, or as a long sleeve beach jacket.
Fabric, fit and coverage
Made by Stingray, who have been making sun protective clothing since 1986.
- FabricCertified UPF 50+ Italian polyester & PBT blend
- Tested toAustralian standard AS/NZS 4399:1996
- UPF when wetStill 50+, in and out of water
- CoverageArms, shoulders, back, torso and neck, to the hip
- StyleWomen's long sleeve UV jacket, high collar, full-length zip, pockets
- HemHip length, drawstring
- FitRegular
- In waterChlorine and saltwater resistant, quick to dry
- SizesS to 2XL
- ColoursFour colourways
Five sizes, S to 2XL
Sized by chest or bust. Wrap a tape around the fullest part with your arms relaxed, keep it level across your back, and take the nearest size. Between sizes, take the larger.
Sized by chest or bust, measured at the fullest part. Between sizes, take the larger.
- S97 cm bust
- M102 cm bust
- L107 cm bust
- XL112 cm bust
- 2XL117 cm bust
What customers ask us
Does it zip all the way down the front?
Yes. The zip runs the full length of the front, and the collar stands up high to cover your neck.
Will chlorine damage it, and does it dry quickly after swimming?
The Italian fabric resists chlorine and saltwater, so you can swim, snorkel, surf or paddleboard in it, and it keeps its UPF 50+ rating when wet. It is quick to dry once you are out. Rinse it in clean water after swimming.
Is it light enough for walking and travel?
Yes. The fabric is lightweight and breathable, and with a regular fit and pockets it works as well as a UV jacket for travel and sightseeing as it does in the water.
I'm between two sizes. Which should I take?
Take the larger. Measure the fullest part of your chest or bust and match it to the size guide, which runs from 97 cm for S to 117 cm for 2XL. This jacket is a regular fit.
Will it hold its shape, and will the UV protection wash out?
It holds its shape, and the protection is woven into the fibre and the weave rather than a chemical finish, so it cannot wash out or wear off. Wash it cold on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent and dry it in the shade.
Do I still need suncream?
Not on the skin the jacket covers. Use suncream on your face, ears, hands and legs, and reapply after swimming. A UPF 50+ sun hat covers the head.
Is it suitable if I have had skin cancer or my skin is sensitive to the sun?
Yes. Its UPF 50+ cover suits women who need extra sun protection: after skin cancers such as basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and melanoma, with autoimmune conditions such as lupus, scleroderma and dermatomyositis, with photosensitivity conditions such as actinic keratosis, porokeratosis, vitiligo and chronic actinic heliodermatitis, with genetic conditions such as EPP, Bloom syndrome and ichthyoses, and during chemotherapy, radiotherapy or immunosuppressive treatment. We cannot give medical advice, so follow your dermatologist or consultant on how much cover you need.
“My mum, Annette, started equatorsun in 2006, two years after she was diagnosed with melanoma. We lost her in 2009, and the family has carried on her mission since.”George, equatorsun
Maximum Protection
Lightweight
Quick-Drying
Breathable