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Yes, as once they get wet, the fibres in cotton T shirts dilate, allowing light - and therefore UV rays - to get through.
Another plus point is that our UV tops are designed to stay in place when you're in the waves. This season, our design team has developed the ingenious idea of putting little ties that attach to your swimsuit or trunks, further enhancing this stability. This means there’s less chance of your top riding up and exposing unprotected parts of your body to the sun’s rays.
With anti-UV tops, you get a sustainable form of permanent protection, unlike with suncream, which needs to be reapplied every two hours.
However, they only protect the parts of your body that are covered, so you’re strongly advised to apply suncream on all other uncovered areas (like your face, legs and arms).
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To protect the skin of young surfers, Decathlon’s new surfing brand Olaian has developed a range of anti-UV clothing to UPF 50+ standard. READ MOREDecathlon
To protect the skin of young surfers, Decathlon’s new surfing brand Olaian has developed a range of anti-UV clothing to UPF 50+ standard. It delivers optimum protection even when wet by blocking at least 98% of UVB and 95% of UVA rays.Does a UV top offer better protection than a cotton T shirt
Yes, as once they get wet, the fibres in cotton T shirts dilate, allowing light - and therefore UV rays - to get through.
Another plus point is that our UV tops are designed to stay in place when you're in the waves. This season, our design team has developed the ingenious idea of putting little ties that attach to your swimsuit or trunks, further enhancing this stability. This means there’s less chance of your top riding up and exposing unprotected parts of your body to the sun’s rays.
Are UV tops more efficient than suncream
With anti-UV tops, you get a sustainable form of permanent protection, unlike with suncream, which needs to be reapplied every two hours.
However, they only protect the parts of your body that are covered, so you’re strongly advised to apply suncream on all other uncovered areas (like your face, legs and arms).