Less Expensive IQ-UV UV Aqua Shirt Slim Fit Longsleeve Woman

Are You Looking Forward To Your Upcoming Maldives Holiday In A Wellness Resort: Sun, Beach And Palm Trees? You Might Have Planned To Go Snorkeling Again? Our Long-Sleeved Iq-Uv Shirt For Women Fits Like A Second Skin, It Will Not Only Protect You From Uv Radiation All Day Long, You Will Hardly Notice It As It Is Ultralight, Breathable And Highly Elastic. The Underwater World Is Amazingly Beautiful, But The Jellyfish Stings Aren’T, That’S Why Our Lycra-Shirt Will Also Protect You From Nettle Poison. The Tüv-Rheinland Approves Our Products As The Most Effective Sunscreen For Your Fun In The Sun. After Your Swim In The Sea, You Can Leave The Swim-Shirt On, It Dries Quickly As You Wear It. And Never Fear: Our Uv Protection Is Completely Preserved In The Water Too. Our Products Are Free Of Chemicals And Produced 100% Sustainably In Europe. Washable At 40 Degrees In Gentle Cycle, Iron At Low Temperature. Made In Europe From 78% Polyamide (Recycled Nylon) And 22% Spandex (Lycra).

Features:

– Perfect For Swimming, Snorkeling And For All Water Sports Activities
– Uv-Protection Factor (Spf) 300 Blocks More Than 99% Of The Dangerous Uv-A And Uv-B Radiation Without Chemicals
– Breathable, Ultra-Light, Quick-Drying And Highly Elastic For Best Carrying Comfort
– Permanent Uv Protection, Tüv-Certified, Washing Machine Proof And Salt-Water Resilient; Also Protects From Jellyfish And Other Cnidarians
– Guaranteed Free Of Hazardous Substances, Certified To Oeko-Tex Standard 100

Technology:

– Excellent UV-Protection – TÜV approved. For the first time in Germany TÜV Rheinland and iQ-UV have tested clothing for for day-to-day use. iQ-UV has also continuously optimised it over many years of intensive research and development. All products meet the highest Australian-New Zealand standards (AS/NZS 4399:2017) UPF 50+ excellent UV-Protection. At the same time, the UV products are tested and certified according to UV Standard 801 by the Hohenstein Institute.
– Sustainability – Made in Europe. iQ-UV is committed not only to skin protection but also protects the environment. We produce in Europe, we ensure short transport distances and we use recycled raw materials for our products. An unbeatable carbon footprint is the payoff that also gives our customers a peace of mind every time they make a purchase.
– PET bottles. iQ-UV clothing for leisure and outdoor activities consists of 64% recycled PET bottles. Our production is purely mechanical, without any use of chemicals (Tencel – botanical fibres made from renewable cellulose). With each iQ-UV shirt, you can reduce the gigantic mountain of plastic waste by five PET bottles, which also reduces the CO² emissions caused by burning these bottles by three kilograms per kilogram of material. More tragic – and unfortunately unknown to many – is the water usage in the traditional production of fashion. Around 22,000 litres are needed for one kilogram of cotton, around 43 litres for polyester and only three litres per kilogram for recycling PET bottles and production of the high-quality ´´UV protection double face´´ iQ-UV materials. In addition, there is no need for pesticides in the production of recycled materials. In addition, there is no need for pesticides in the production of recycled materials. In contrast, 167 different pesticides are used to produce one kilogram of cotton. Toxins you´d rather avoid in your body.

– Safety in compliance with the EU regulations. This is a certified sun protection product from IQ-UV that complies with the European PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) Regulation (EC) 2016/425 and fulfils the standards EN ISO 13688:2013 and EN 13758-2:2003+A1:2006 and AS/NZS 4399:2017.
– Oeko-Tex Standard 100. Our products are guaranteed free of harmful substances, as we only use materials that are completely free of pollutants. All iQ-UV 300 products meet the requirements of the OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 in the highest test class and are therefore approved for babies and toddlers. This makes our clothing ideal for the youngest children, because they are particularly vulnerable to UV radiation.