Women's Adelphi UV Hooded L/S Blue
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    • Women's Adelphi UV Hooded L/S Blue

    SKU:
    MUSMT1050BM
    Women's Adelphi UV Hooded L/S Blue
    $99.95
    Throw on this long sleeve hooded women's layer with UPF 50+ for extra protection on sunny days. View full description

    This item and any accompanying items are for in-store pickup only.
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    for special shipping arrangements.

    This is an easy-to-pack layer with UPF 50+ protection. Made of recycled polyester, it's wicking and antibacterial, keeping you dry during sweaty adventures. Thumbholes keep it in place for full coverage and under warm outer layers. A small pocket holds cards and keys.

    FEATURES

    • Bluesign® and Oeko-Tex certified fabrics are non-hazardous and environmentally safe
    • Material is 100% recycled polyester
    • UPF 50+ sun protection
    • Wicking and antibacterial finish
    • Thumbhole cuffs keep layers in place
    • Small pocket holds cards and keys
    Brand:
    Mustang Survival

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