Sunburned through clothing?

The Sun Protection Factor (SPF) of a shirt varies significantly from shirt to shirt. You can still get UV rays through the shirt you are wearing, so think again before you head to the beach in just a tee! In the past, SunFriendlyProducts.com has received calls from customers who have actually burned in a t-shirt, or under an umbrella at a day at the beach. This might be due to the type of stitch on the fabric used.

SunFriendlyProducts.com has provided an example of two t-shirts, displaying the varying degrees of sun protection in which they offer. The first shirt is a Fruit Of The Loom t-shirt. As you can tell by the photo, the fabric stitch is not tight. Very little light is coming through the Solaroo UV blocking t-shirt.

Keep these photo's in mind when throwing one on before heading to the beach, avoid the burn.

Solaroo SunSheet

The Solaroo SunSheet is a 99% UV blocking sheet that is light-weight and fastens to just about to anything due to four corner ties.

If a doctor has recommended no sunblock on your infant thru 6 months of age, the Solaroo SunSheet might just be your solution!

The uses are endless, parents have reported using the sheet in these ways, to name a few:

-tie to your stroller rather than pinning heavy blankets!
-tie to front carrier and drape it over baby's body to shelter from the sun on walks
-drape over your shoulder while nursing
-tie to two beach chairs poolside, and scoot baby under for a cool shade canopy
-tie to side window to block sun in car
-drape over legs of toddler in the stroller

With so many ways to use the Solaroo SunSheet, it's a favorite pick to mom's of newborns, because it means less limitations with baby!

Offered at SunFriendlyProducts.com and Amazon.com