Discover the latest addition to our Active assortment – the NEW UPF50+ Albatross Long-Sleeve Pullover. Made from our Active Diamond™ fabric, this pullover features our signature jacquard knit texture that enhances moisture-wicking for rapid drying. Lightweight and breathable, it features a modern mock neck, a convenient center front half zip, side vents, and long sleeves.
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Measurements
Body Length 25 3/4" Chest 39 1/2" (size medium)
Overall rating: 4.6037736 / 5 from 53 reviews.
The Women's Long Sleeve Pullover in White Diamond Jacquard is praised for its perfect fit, lightweight fabric, and breathable design, making it ideal for staying cool and sun-protected outdoors. Customers appreciate its modern mock neck, convenient zipper, and suitability for various outdoor activities.
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"Not too heavy for outdoor sports during the summers in the desert, nice job!"
"The material was thin and wrinkled even after washing, cheap looking, sloppy"
"it is what I wanted. glad it as on sale!"
"Wonderfully breathable fabric"
"This style runs a little boxy. I much prefer the ARABELLE style. Both great coverage for playing pickleball. And definitely keeps me cooler than most other farics. Please make more colors."
"Just what I was looking for!"
"Beautiful garments but a bit too large for my tiny size. Not available in XXS which would have probably been good."
"I am extremely sun sensitive because of vitiligo. This top and the others that I bought are so cooling and comfortable. Perfect for my Palm Springs vacation."
"The top was much too long for me."
"I am upset that you put sunscreen or dioxide in your shirts. Every time I wear your shirt, I wash it. Then a repressive told me that the shirt is infused with a sunscreen type in the shirt. That means that every time I wash the shirt, the sunscreen is being washed out of the material which makes it no good for protecting my skin. I think that's a foolish thing to do us. I've had two cancers and one that would've invaded my nerves. How dare you do that!"
