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| Banz Swimsuits were originally designed in Australia for one of the world’s toughest UV environments. All swimwear has been clinically tested to a rating of UPF 50+. | |
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Features
- Sizes 0 thru 2 in the one piece come with a detachable zipper on the leg inseam for easy access to daipers.
- Two tone panel design
- Loose fitting for child’s comfort
- UPF 50 + Rating
- Clinically tested to exceed Australian Standards
- Material 82% Polyamide 18% Spandex
- UV Facts
- Ultraviolet radiation (UVR) is high-energy radiation from the Sun, which is capable of causing damage to living organisms. Ultraviolet radiation is classified by wavelength into three regions:
- UVA - is thought to contribute to premature aging and wrinkling of the skin and has recently been implicated as a cause of skin cancer.
- UVB - more dangerous than UVA and has been implicated as the major cause of skin cancers, sun burning and cataracts.
- UVC - is extremely dangerous but does not reach the earth's surface due to absorption in the atmosphere.
- UPF- this rating indicates how much UVR is blocked by a material. For example, a material with a UPF rating of 20 would only allow 1/20th of the hazardous UVR falling on its surface to pass through it. This means that this material would reduce the UVR exposure by a factor of 20. Stated another way, this material would block 95% of the UVR and transmit only 5%. UPF 50+ blocks more than 98% .
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Sub Categories
Rash Shirt
Shorts
Rash/Shorts Combo
One Piece Swimsuit
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