Dětský UV overal s krátkým rukávem Mikk-Line - 1018_1 Butterfly AOP

Product detailed description

The Geggamoja UV all-in-one is the perfect companion for summer days by the water. It combines simplicity, practicality, and a high level of sun protection thanks to certified UV protection 50+, which blocks 98% of harmful UVA and UVB rays.

Short legs and 3/4 sleeves ensure optimal coverage without restricting the child's movement. A high collar adds extra protection to the neck, where the skin is particularly sensitive. Thanks to the front zipper, dressing and undressing is quick and easy, which parents will appreciate during hectic days.

Made from quick-drying material, which contains 84% recycled polyester, the overall is not only kind to nature but also to the child's skin. It also retains its flexibility and comfort even after repeated washing.

If you want to know at least six reasons why to buy UV clothing for children, then read this article.

How to care for UV clothing properly?

We recommend hand washing in lukewarm water.

Final advice:

Sun protective clothing protects the biggest organ we have and we can't replace it with another. Our skin. According to World Health Organization (WHO) statistics, more than 3 million new cases of skin cancer occur worldwide each year.

Unfortunately, just one sunburn increases the risk of developing dangerous melanoma by 1.5 times in women and 2.8 times in men. For children, this risk is even higher. Even in our climatic conditions, the sun's rays have enormous power and you need to protect yourself and your children from them.

If you underestimate an afternoon walk or fall asleep in the sun over lunch, you can easily get sunburnt, and these situations are the cause of many unpleasant sunburns that we often don't realise until we get home, when it's too late.

We have only one health. And clothing with UV protection has the advantage over sunscreen that it can't be rubbed off, scuffed or wiped off. So don't forget to get a few pieces for yourself and especially for your children.