Maximum Protection
Salt & Chlorine Resistant
Quick-Drying
Breathable
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Description
Women's Stingray front lace UV shorts are UPF 50+ that block over 98% of UVA and UVB rays. Made for wearing in and out of the water, from swimming and aqua aerobics to walking the beach afterwards.
The fabric is chlorine resistant and made in Italy, so it holds its colour and shape through regular pool use. It stretches and recovers properly, and a front drawstring adjusts the waist.
Features
- Certified UPF 50+: blocking over 98% of UVA and UVB rays
- Chlorine resistant: Italian fabric built for regular pool use
- Stretch and recovery: moves with you and holds its shape
- Front drawstring: adjusts the waist
Fabric & Care
Composition
Polyester & PBT blend.
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.
After Swimming
Rinse with clean water to remove salt or chlorine.
Avoid Rough Surfaces
Prevent snags by keeping away from rough materials.
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place. Ensure fully dry before storing.
Size Guide
UPF 50+ fabric, in and out of the water
The fabric blocks over 98% of UVA and UVB, and keeps doing it wet.
Italian fabric that survives the pool
Chlorine breaks down ordinary swimwear. It goes thin, loses its colour and stops holding its shape, usually within a season of regular swimming. This fabric is made to resist it.
Navy, black and aqua
Same fabric and same cut in all three.
Same fabric and cut in all three colours.
“We started equatorsun after my mum, Annette, was diagnosed with melanoma in 2006. She died three years later and the family kept the business going. We continue her legacy of spreading sun protection still to this day.”
“We started equatorsun after my mum, Annette, was diagnosed with melanoma in 2006. We continue her legacy of spreading sun protection still to this day.”George, equatorsun
