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G4Free Women's Lightweight UPF 50+ Long Sleeve Sun Shirt
Lightweight & High Stretch Open Front Cardigan
Ultra-Lightweight & Comfortable: Our open-front cardigans for women are crafted from premium 4-way stretchable activewear fabric, weighing just about 7oz. This ensures wide-ranging mobility and a soft, airy feel that's perfect for warm weather.
Flattering and Stylish: Designed to cover the hips, these mid-length cardigans are open at the front, providing a flattering, flowy silhouette. The drape front conceals what you may want to hide, giving you a slimmer, more elegant look.
Sun Protection & Quick Dry
UPF 50+ Sun Protection: Our open front shirts offer excellent UPF 50+ sun protection, effectively blocking over 98% of UVA rays, keeping your skin safe from harmful UV rays. This means you can enjoy sunshine without worrying about sunburn.
Quick Dry and Moisture Wicking: These shirts are engineered for excellent moisture wicking and quick drying, ensuring your skin stays dry and breathable. Whether you're working out or simply enjoying a summer day, these cardigans keep you feeling cool and comfortable.
Practical Features
Convenient Storage: With hidden side pockets, our cardigans offer a practical storage solution for your small essentials. Stay organized and enjoy the freedom of hands-free convenience.
Thumb Holes for Secure Sleeves: Thumb holes on the sleeves keep them securely in place, providing extra comfort and coverage during activities—perfect for on-the-go use.
Versatile Seasonal Wear
3-Season Wearability: Our lightweight cardigans are perfect for transitioning between indoor and outdoor environments. The soft and breathable activewear fabric paired with a stylish design makes them ideal for various activities. Whether you're in the office, running errands, or engaging in outdoor pursuits, this sun protection cardigan offers versatile and stylish coverage.
