Soft and comfortable, moisture-wicking, odor-resistant, cooling, multi-use, multi-season, quick drying, durable, UPF 50+ UV sun protection on covered areas. Active Lifestyle: Versatile protection from the sun or elements whether the garment is wet or dry. Slightly relaxed fit makes it a comfortable second layer. This performance shirt was built with fishing, hiking, and many other outdoor activities in mind  
 
SolarBloc
Skallywagz performance gear offers fabrics enhanced with Sun Protection to protect your skin against harmful UV

 Featuring UPF 50+ solar protection,
fabric is lightweight, comfortable, and built to last.

M-Shield
Zinc based technology keeps fabrics fresh and defends against odor causing bacteria. In addition to providing enhanced performance during use, the odor resistant technology feature also helps to extend the useful life of the product.

PURE-tech™ is Cooling & Wicking Innovation
PURE-tech™ Cool Wicking Technology keeps you cool and dry every time you wear it. It also adapts to hot or cold conditions. . PURE-tech™’s intelligent design delivers superior moisture wicking features shown to improve the body’s core performance, releasing heat when it’s warm and trapping it in the cold. Our UV-certified fabrics dry rapidly and maximize absorbency.
PURE-tech™ is permanent and proven to last, providing effective moisture-wicking capabilities throughout the life of the garment. Wash after wash, and game after game — PURE-tech™ stands up to the toughest athletic challenges, keeping you cooler and dryer longer than non performance apparel.
 
Seal of Recommendation
The Skin Cancer Foundation grants its Seal of Recommendation to products that meet
the Foundation’s specific criteria for effective UV sun protection. The Seal program covers many categories of sun protection, each with its own specific standards. To earn the Seal of Recommendation, a manufacturer must provide scientific data showing that its product sufficiently and safely aids in the prevention of sun-induced damage to the skin. The data is reviewed by a volunteer committee of photobiologists - experts in the study of the interaction between ultraviolet radiation and the skin.