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Designed for being active in the sun. A moisture-wicking, breathable, lightweight, and quick-drying hoodie with full skin coverage and UV protection.
Description
The Women's Taema Hoody is intentionally designed to help mountain adventures. A hoodie that wicks moisture away, is lightweight... Read More >
Quick Hit
Designed for being active in the sun. A moisture-wicking, breathable, lightweight, and quick-drying hoodie with full skin coverage and UV protection.
Description
The Women's Taema Hoody is intentionally designed to help mountain adventures. A hoodie that wicks moisture away, is lightweight and breathable, and provides UV protection for those hot, high-altitude days. Designed with a hood that fits over a helmet, thumb loops to keep your sleeves in place and articulated patterning for improved mobility. Strategically placed seams that are merrow stitched to reduce seam size and irritation. A perfect addition to an adventure seekers wardrobe.
Features
Color: Forage Heather
Fit: Regular Fit
Material: 100% Polyester
Details: UPF Rating 40+, Durable Anti Odor Finish, Durable Water Repellent Finish
Written By
Chad
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Returns: If you don’t love it, you won’t wear it. Neon Wave accepts returns or exchanges of unused, unwashed and unaltered merchandise (containing no additional fragrance and/or tailoring) within 14 days of the original date of purchase.
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