Stingray UV Vented Jacket UPF 50+
Stingray UV Vented Jacket UPF 50+
Blocks 98% of Harmful UV Rays
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Long Sleeve Coverage
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12,500+ reviews
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Adult Stingray UV Jacket Sizing
SIZE GUIDE
Find your size
Fits chest measurement
- XS 81 – 87 cm32" – 34"
- S 87 – 92 cm34" – 36"
- M 93 – 101 cm37" – 40"
- L 103 – 112 cm41" – 44"
- XL 113 – 122 cm45" – 48"
- XXL 123 – 130 cm49" – 51"
Between sizes? Take the larger. This is a loose jacket designed to layer over what you are already wearing.
How to measure
- Wrap a soft tape measure around the fullest part of your bust or chest.
- Keep the tape level all the way round, including across your back.
- Hold it snug but not tight, and breathe normally.
- Read the measurement where the tape meets. That is your chest measurement.
No tape measure? Use a piece of string, mark where it meets, then measure the string against a ruler.
Description
Women's Stingray UV vented jacket is a lightweight UPF 50+ sun protective jacket that blocks over 98% of UVA and UVB rays. Long sleeves and a high collar cover the arms and the back of the neck, the two places most people get caught out on a long day outside.
Mesh panels under the arms let heat escape as you move, so it stays comfortable in intense sun. The microfibre fabric is water resistant and quick drying, and packs down small enough to keep in a bag until the sun comes out.
Made for golf, sailing, walking, gardening and travel. Full front zip, elasticated cuffs, sizes S to 2XL.
Features
- Certified UPF 50+: blocking over 98% of UVA and UVB
- Vented panels: mesh under the arms to let heat out
- High collar: covers the back of the neck
- Full front zip: on and off in a second
- Elasticated cuffs
- Lightweight: microfibre fabric that is water resistant and quick drying
Wash & Care
Machine Wash
Cold water, gentle cycle. Use mild detergent. No bleach or fabric softeners.
Drying
Air dry flat or hang in a shaded area. Avoid high heat and direct sunlight.
Avoid Rough Surfaces
Prevent snags by keeping away from rough materials.
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place. Ensure fully dry before storing.
UK Shipping:
- Royal Mail 24 (2–3 working days): £5.99
- Royal Mail 48 (3–4 working days): £4.99
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Maximum Protection
Lightweight
Quick-Drying
Breathable
Full sleeve coverage in certified UPF 50+ fabric
Arms and the back of the neck take more sun over a day than almost anywhere else, and they are the first places sunscreen wears off. Long sleeves and a high collar cover both for as long as the jacket is on.
Mesh panels under each arm
The problem with covering up in strong sun is that most jackets become unbearable to wear, so they come off and the protection goes with them. Vented panels sit under the arms where heat builds, and let it out as you move.
Zip it on, zip it off
A full front zip means it goes on over what you are already wearing and comes off in a second when you move into shade. Elasticated cuffs hold the sleeves at the wrist rather than riding up the forearm.
The microfibre is water resistant and dries quickly, so a shower on the course or spray on a boat does not end the day.
- Full front zipOn and off over a layer
- High collarCovers the back of the neck
- Elasticated cuffsHold the sleeve at the wrist
- Vented panelsMesh under each arm
Sizes S to 2XL
Measure around the fullest part of your bust, keeping the tape level all the way round, and match it to the size guide. This is a loose jacket made to go over what you are already wearing, so if you land between two sizes take the larger one.
Measure around the fullest part of your bust and match it to the size guide. Between sizes, take the larger.
- S87 – 92 cm chest
- M93 – 101 cm chest
- L103 – 112 cm chest
- XL113 – 122 cm chest
- 2XL123 – 130 cm chest
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