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• Slim fit for a secure hold in the water
- Article number: 52503
KIDS UV Long Sleeve - moku
Description
Buntes Kids UV Langarmshirt mit Kinderzeichnungen.
Total protection for total playtime fun – thanks to UV STANDARD 801. Our protection is tested and guaranteed even when wet, stretched, or worn.
The soft fabric dries in just a few minutes, is chlorine- and saltwater-resistant, and won't chafe thanks to its flat seams.
Stitched in Croatia, just 550 km from Munich. No long transport routes, and no long-haul flights during development.
Eigenschaften
- Zertifizierter UV-Schutz nach dem weltweit strengsten UV STANDARD 801 mit UV-Schutzfaktor (UPF) 80
- Blockiert über 98% der UV-Strahlung und schützt die Haut zuverlässig vor Sonne
- Liegt weich und angenehm auf der Haut
- Nachhaltig hergestellt in Europa
- Flachnähte verhindern das Scheuern
- Trocknet schnell
- Atmungsaktiv
- Chlor-und Salzwasser resistent
- Körpernaher Schnitt, damit im Wasser nichts verrutscht
- Mag man es locker und nicht nur zum Baden, eine Nummer größer wählen
Enjoy the sun carefree and safe with UV protective clothing from hyphen sports
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| Materials | 78 % Polyamid, 22 % Elasthan |
60% more protection reserve than UPF 50+
UPF 50+ is the industry standard. hyphen exceeds it – in every condition.
FAQ: Children
Do I need to apply sunscreen under the UV shirt?
No, the covered areas are protected by UPF 80. Only apply sunscreen to the exposed transition areas like the neck, wrists, and legs.
Is the shirt suitable for the playground or just for the water?
Both. The material is robust, quick-drying, and provides protection on land as well. For a looser fit, simply choose one size up.
My child grows fast – is it worth it?
Over its lifespan, a hyphen UV shirt replaces hundreds of sunscreen applications. Additionally, the UV STANDARD 801 certification guarantees protection even after intensive use. Quality pays off.
