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Outdoor Research Women's Arroyo Bucket Hat

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A hat made for your summer tramping adventures with a UPF sun protection rating of 30 and made of lightweight, breathable fabric for comfort. The hat is also reversible so you can change your look from a solid colour to a funky print to suit your mood, your outfit or the occasion.

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$45.00

$19.90

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  • Cairn/Dark Grey
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Cairn/Dark Grey

Features

  • SolarShield™ construction; UPF 30
  • Lightweight, breathable 100% cotton patterned fabric reverses to Supplex® nylon solid colour fabric so you can change your look quickly
  • Brim in front is 9cm, in back 6cm

Specifications

Average Weight 70g (Medium)
Made From Cotton / Supplex® nylon

Technology

SolarShield™ Construction: Products with the UPF symbol are made of UV-resistant fabrics that protect you from exposure to intense sunlight and are constructed for maximum protection of the face, ears, and neck.

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