UV50 Shirt + Shorts Set Crab, Size 74-152
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Swimwear Shirt+ Shorts in recycled material with UPF50!
UPF50 means ultraviolet sun protection 50 which blocks 98% of the sun's dangerous UV rays.
The swimwear is not only beautiful, but has the highest sun protection and is made of recycled polyester.
Three-quarter sleeve sweater and longer shorts with a drawstring at the waist.
Soft and light material against the body and dries very quickly.
83% Recycled Polyester and 17% Elastane.
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