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The Quiksilver Saturn Long Sleeve UPF 50 Rash Vest is designed for active children aged 7-8 who need reliable sun protection during water sports and beach activities. Offering a high UPF 50+ rating and moisture-wicking technology, this garment keeps young swimmers dry and shielded from harmful UV rays; however, users should note that despite the cotton-feel texture, the garment is primarily engineered for synthetic performance in the water rather than casual daily wear.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Material | Polyester |
| Child Size UK | 7-8 |
| Model Part Number | AQBWR03053 |
| Brand | Quiksilver |
Yes, with a UPF 50+ rating, it provides excellent protection, though it is still recommended to apply sunscreen to exposed skin.
Yes, the long-sleeve design helps create a barrier between the skin and the surfboard, reducing the risk of abrasions.
Absolutely. It is specifically designed to be chlorine-resistant for long-lasting performance.
Always hang it to dry in the shade; avoid direct sunlight and tumble drying to maintain the integrity of the fabric.
No, the material is specifically engineered to retain its shape and resist stretching over time.
Ensure the garment is fully rinsed of salt or chlorine after every use, as these residues can cause the fibers to stiffen.
Avoid using fabric softener during laundry, as it leaves a residue that clogs the moisture-wicking pores of the fabric.
To ensure the longevity of your Quiksilver Saturn Rash Vest, rinse the garment thoroughly with fresh, cold water immediately after every use in a pool or the ocean to remove chlorine or salt. Machine wash on a gentle cycle using a mild detergent, and always air dry in the shade to prevent the fabric fibers from breaking down due to direct heat or sunlight. Avoid using bleach, fabric softeners, or high-heat drying cycles, as these can compromise the moisture-wicking capabilities and the UPF treatment.
