Description
Ultralight and breezy like your favorite sarong, only better. The NRS Women's Silkweight Hoodie Dress combines breathable comfort and advanced sun protection with the flair of a river dress. Layer up with swim tights or HydroSkin® for full-coverage protection.
- Built from 100% recycled material, the technical fabric enhances the body's natural cooling process by wicking excess moisture and drying quickly while also providing UPF 50+ sun protection.
- Integrated antimicrobial elements in the fabric prevent the build-up of funky smells.
- NRS's seam placement avoids high-friction zones, enhancing athletic performance and letting you row, paddle and swim in comfort.
- Dropped rear hem provides additional coverage when sitting.
- Laser-cut thumbholes extend sun protection to the tops of your hands without adding unnecessary bulk to the cuffs.
- Hood features a cinchable cowl-neck design to drape loosely when not being worn while a drawstring makes it easy to secure around your face for max sun protection.
- Features a kangaroo pocket.
| Weight: | 11.2 oz |
| Collections: | Silkweight |
| Fabric: | 197g, 85% recycled polyester, 15% recycled spandex |
| Collar: | Cowl-style hood |
| Fit: | Regular fit |
| Gender Sizing: | Women |
| Style: | Dresses |
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