Because sometimes you don鈥檛 want to catch some rays.
Nau Twisted Long Sleeve Shirt ($115)
This wears like your favorite breezy cotton button-front, but with fabric that includes built-in sun protection and an ultralong cut that blocks rays from easy-to-miss areas.
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Electric Stacker Ohm+ Sunglasses ($180 and up)
When it comes to eye protection, go big or go home. The Stacker鈥檚 removable side blinders cut peripheral glare and shield you from wind and sand, while the oversize lenses reduce brightness on both land and sea.
Avasol Surfer鈥檚 Barrier Stick SPF 50+ Sunscreen ($20)
Finally, a formula that doesn鈥檛 leave ghostly war paint all over your face. The Surfer鈥檚 Barrier Stick comes in three tints for different skin tones, all of which are unbeatably eco-friendly and made with ocean-safe ingredients.
Seea Swami鈥檚 Playsuit One-Piece ($150)
Rash guards are good, but this UPF 50+ long-sleeve suit is better. It doesn鈥檛 ride up or drag in the water, and the extra bum coverage was appreciated while snorkeling.
Sunday Afternoons Excursion Hat ($42)
This wide-brimmed, crush-resistant fedora shades your face and neck to avoid burns in sneaky spots. And at just under three inches, the brim isn鈥檛 so large that it gets in the way of the view.
Coolcore Chill Sleeves ($20)
It鈥檚 easy to forget to protect your hands and forearms, but these are highly sensitive areas. Instead of constantly reapplying sunscreen, use Coolcore鈥檚 UPF 30+ sleeves, which block rays while wicking sweat. Even better: get them wet and proprietary cooling tech makes them feel almost like ice.
Patagonia L/S R0 Long-Sleeved Shirt ($49)
The R0 is a perennial favorite for a few reasons: it鈥檚 made of UPF 50+ fabric, it breathes exceptionally well, and it鈥檚 lightweight even when soaked.
Carve Salters Tights ($58)
Playing hard on a board or in the sand? Watch out for blotchy burns. These UPF 50+ leggings are the best defense against lobster calves.