
Women's Stingray UV Jacket Sizing
SIZE GUIDE
Find your size
Fits bust measurement
- S 86 cm34"
- M 91 cm36"
- L 96 cm38"
- XL 101 cm40"
- XXL 107 cm42"
Tailored fit. This jacket is cut close to the body. If you are between sizes, or want room to layer, take the larger size.
How to measure
- Wrap a soft tape measure around the fullest part of your bust.
- 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 bust measurement.
No tape measure? Use a piece of string, mark where it meets, then measure the string against a ruler.
UV protection that stays in the fabric
UPF 50+ means less than 1 in 50 UV rays get through. This jacket is cut from Stingray's Italian fabric, a blend of 53% polyester and 47% PBT, tested and certified to the Australian standard AS/NZS 4399:1996.
The protection is woven into the fibre and the weave rather than a chemical finish, so it cannot wash out, however often you wash it.
Shorter and closer fitting
This cropped sun jacket finishes above the hip and is cut closer to you, with no pockets. Long sleeves cover your arms, the high collar covers your neck, and a full-length zip runs down the front.
A women's surf jacket for everyday wear
Surf, swim, snorkel or paddleboard in it. The fabric keeps its full UPF 50+ rating when wet and resists saltwater and chlorine.
It is lightweight and moves easily with you, and the breathable fabric lets air through on warm days.
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, upper body and neck, to above the hip
- StyleCropped long sleeve UV jacket, high collar, full-length zip, no pockets
- LengthCropped, above the hip
- FitCloser, tailored fit
- In waterSaltwater and chlorine resistant, quick to dry
- SizesS to 2XL
- ColoursFour colourways
Sized by bust, S to 2XL
This is a tailored, closer fit. Measure around the fullest part of your bust with the tape level across your back, and pick the size that matches. If you fall between two, or want room to layer, go for the larger.
Tailored fit, sized by bust. Between sizes or layering? Take the larger.
- S86 cm bust
- M91 cm bust
- L96 cm bust
- XL101 cm bust
- 2XL107 cm bust
Common questions
Is the jacket fitted or loose?
Fitted. This women's zip up UV jacket has a closer, tailored cut, and the cropped length finishes above the hip.
Which size should I take if I want to layer underneath?
The larger one. The size guide suggests going up if you are between sizes or want room to layer, and it runs from 86 cm bust for S to 107 cm for 2XL.
Can I wear it in the pool or the sea?
Yes, it blocks at least 98% of UVA and UVB rays in the water as well as out of it, and it resists saltwater and chlorine, so you can surf, swim, snorkel, kayak or paddleboard in it.
Does it have pockets?
No, this cropped jacket has no pockets. If you want pockets, the Stingray Long Sleeve UV Jacket has them. It also has a regular fit and is longer, coming down to the hip with a drawstring hem.
Does it dry quickly, and will the protection wash out?
It dries quickly, and the protection is woven into the fibre and the weave rather than a chemical finish, so it cannot wash out or wear off. Rinse it in clean water after swimming, wash it cold on a gentle cycle and dry it in the shade.
Do I still need suncream?
Only where the jacket does not cover you. Apply it to your face, ears, hands and legs, and again after swimming.
Is it suitable for sun-sensitive skin or after skin cancer?
Yes. Its UPF 50+ rating suits women who need extra sun protection, for example after basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma or melanoma, with autoimmune conditions such as lupus, scleroderma and dermatomyositis, with photosensitivity such as actinic keratosis, porokeratosis or vitiligo, with genetic conditions such as erythropoietic protoporphyria, Bloom syndrome and ichthyoses, and during chemotherapy, radiotherapy or immunosuppressive treatment. We cannot give medical advice, so your dermatologist or consultant is the person to ask about 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