Every piece in our women's UV clothing range has been tested and approved in the United Kingdom and Australia. Two countries with some of the strictest sun safety standards in the world. That means you can trust our apparel to deliver superior protection without compromising on comfort or style.
What is UPF 50+ Protection?
UPF (Ultraviolet Protection Factor) 50+ means the fabric blocks at least 98% of the sun’s UVA and UVB rays. It lets only 1/50 of UV radiation pass through. Unlike standard clothing our UPF 50+ fabrics are tried and tested to guard you against UV rays.
For context, a plain white cotton T-shirt has only UPF 9. It lets through more UV rays than a UPF 50+ garment. This makes dedicated sun protection clothing a smarter choice for anyone spending extended time outdoors.
What Types of UV Clothing for Women Does Anniou Offer?
Our clothing collection covers all your sun protection needs. You can wear a complete outfit for any outdoor occasion.
What Are the Benefits of Wearing UPF 50+ Clothing?
Sun protection clothing offers advantages that sunscreen alone can't match:
- Consistent coverage: Unlike sunscreen, UPF clothing doesn't wear off, sweat off, or need reapplying every two hours.
- Reduced long-term skin damage: Blocking 98%+ of UV rays, helps lower the risk of premature ageing, sunburn, and skin damage from sun exposure.
- Breathable comfort: Anniou's fabrics are designed to be lightweight and breathable, so you stay cool even with full coverage.
- Versatile styling: From jackets to face masks, our UV clothing for women is built for a range of occasions. beach days, hikes, fishing trips, or simply running errands in the sun.
- Trusted testing standards: Every garment is tested and approved to UK and Australian sun safety standards.
Who Should Wear UV Protection Clothing?
Sun protection clothing is especially valuable for:
- Anyone spending long periods outdoors, such as hikers, gardeners, and anglers
- People with fair or sun-sensitive skin
- Those with a personal or family history of skin cancer
- Travellers heading to high-UV destinations
- Parents looking to protect older children and teens alongside themselves