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Stingray Short Sleeve UV Jacket UPF 50+

Stingray Short Sleeve UV Jacket UPF 50+

UPF 50 Icon Blocks 98% of Harmful UV Rays
Everyday Life Activewear Swimwear
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Regular price £40.00
Regular price £46.00 Sale price £40.00
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Color: Navy
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UPF 50+ Over 98% of UVA and UVB blocked The highest rating a fabric can be given.
Chlorine resistant Built for regular pool use Holds its colour and shape.
Tailored fit Cut close to the body Consider going up a size.
Protection by design

UPF 50+ across the shoulders and upper arms

The fabric blocks over 98% of UVA and UVB. Short sleeves cover the shoulders and upper arms, and the collar covers the back of the neck.

UPF 50+ fabric Blocks over 98% of UVA and UVB.
Short sleeves Shoulders, upper arms and the back of the neck.
The short sleeve UV jacket worn in navy
Chlorine resistant

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.

Holds its shape Stretch and recovery through repeated wear.
Easy care Rinse after wear. No special washing.
The short sleeve UV jacket in navy, laid flat
Before you order

This is a tailored fit

It is cut close to the body rather than loose. If you are between sizes, or want room to layer, take the next size up. Check the size guide before you choose.

Two colours

Navy and aqua

Same fabric and same cut in both.

Same fabric and cut in both colours.

The short sleeve UV jacket in navy The short sleeve UV jacket in aqua
Why we sell this
“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 started equatorsun after my mum, Annette, was diagnosed with melanoma in 2006.”
George, equatorsun