UPF 50+ clothing, because sunscreen washes off at the first wipeout. Long sleeve rashies, quick-dry hydro tees, Venture fishing polos, girls swimsuits and rashie pants for men, women and kids, for the crew on the water from the dawnie to the last run home. The rated pieces carry a UPF 50+ rating on the product page; a handful of neoprene pieces sit in here as cover-up layers without a UPF number, and the page says which is which.
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The full rundown on UPF 50+ Sun Protection Clothing
UPF 50+ clothing for people who do not go inside
Sun off the water is doubled and the breeze hides the burn until the drive home. A rated shirt is the easiest sun protection you will put on all day, because it does not wash off at the first wipeout and you cannot forget to reapply it. This page pulls the sun layers from across the range, for men, women and kids, into one place. The rated pieces carry a UPF 50+ rating and it is printed on the product page; a few neoprene race pants and the Thermafleece winter rashies sit here as cover-up layers without a UPF number, and the product page says which is which. If the rating is not on the page, do not buy it for the sun.
What UPF 50+ means
Ultraviolet Protection Factor is the rating for fabric, the way SPF is the rating for sunscreen, and 50+ is the top of the scale: the cloth blocks the large majority of UV, wet or dry, for as long as it is on. Sunscreen fades and washes off; UPF is in the weave. Long sleeve covers the most skin, a hood adds the neck and ears, and a collar does the same on a fishing polo.
Shop by who is wearing it
- Mens — Vault long sleeve rashies for under the vest, Venture sun shirts and quick-dry hydro tees for the boat, and the rashie pants for the legs: 100% polyester leggings with Jet-Loc seams, rated UPF 50+.
- Womens — Pacer hydro tees and the rash shirt and short sets rated UPF 50+, with the Corp and Cause long sleeve rashies for full cover, cut for her rather than shrunk from his.
- Kids — kids long sleeve rashies in 9oz Hydro Tech polyester and spandex, and the girls rashies and one-piece swimsuits in chlorine-resistant 8oz Hydro Tech, all rated UPF 50+, sizes 4 to 16.
- Fishing — the Venture long sleeve fishing polos, UPF 50+ with Jet-Loc seams, for the dawnie and the long day with a rod in hand.
Rashie, hydro tee or polo
A rashie is the snug one: cut close so it sits flat under an AS 4758 life jacket and stays down when you get flung. A hydro tee is the T-shirt rashie in quick-dry Jet-Lite micro jersey, relaxed, easy over boardies between swims. A fishing polo or sun shirt adds a collar for the boat. All three do the same job in the sun; pick by how close you want it to sit and how long you are out.
Fit and sizing
The rating belongs to the fabric, so it does not change with fit, but a shirt that rides up is not covering the skin you bought it for. Rashies snug, hydro tees and polos relaxed. Mens sizes run S to 3XL, womens 8 to 16, kids from 4, and the size guide has the chest measurements. Rinse it in fresh water after a salt day and dry it out of the sun.









































































































