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Rooster Quick Dry UVF T-Shirt Long Sleeved - Unisex

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Rooster Quick Dry UVF T-Shirt Long Sleeved - UnisexRooster Quick Dry UVF50+ Tech T Shirt Long Sleeve (Unisex) Stay fresh, keep cool, cover up. A lightweight, loose fit technical top you can wear as a base layer, training tee or a laid back alternative to a rash vest. Built with FERAN ICE hydrophilic technology for fast moisture transport and easy care wash after wash. What makes this top good Loose, unisex fit easy to wear on its own or over a base layer. Quick dry performance FERAN ICE by Rudolf GmbH

Rooster Quick Dry UVF50+ Tech T-Shirt - Long Sleeve (Unisex)

Stay fresh, keep cool, cover up. A lightweight, loose-fit technical top you can wear as a base layer, training tee or a laid-back alternative to a rash vest. Built with FERAN ICE® hydrophilic technology for fast moisture transport and easy care wash after wash.

What makes this top good

  • Loose, unisex fit - easy to wear on its own or over a base layer.
  • Quick-dry performance - FERAN ICE® by Rudolf GmbH enhances moisture transport and hand feel.
  • Anti-bacterial treatment - helps minimise odour on multi-day use.
  • UVF50+ - high sun coverage for long hours around water.
  • Low-maintenance care - improved soil release for easy cool-wash cleaning.
  • Long sleeves - extra coverage for sailing, rigging and touring.

On-water performance

Designed for warm-weather paddling, sailing and rigging days. The fabric moves sweat away quickly, dries fast between efforts, and stays comfortable when layered over a base. The relaxed cut gives shoulder freedom for stroke mechanics and makes this an easy grab for travel or everyday use.

Materials & technical details

  • 100% Polyester with FERAN ICE® hydrophilic finish
  • UVF50+ sun coverage
  • Anti-bacterial (odour minimising)
  • Quick-dry, breathable knit
  • Unisex, loose fit • Long sleeves
Fit Loose unisex fit (choose your usual size; size down for a closer fit)
Best use Sailing • SUP touring • Coaching • Everyday sun coverage
Care Cool wash • Do not use fabric softener • Line dry
Colours Grey • Khaki • White

Size guide

Measure chest at the widest point and waist at natural waist. If between sizes, choose the larger for a looser fit.

Size Chest (cm) Waist (cm)
X-Small 85–92 71–74
Small 92–97 74–76
Medium 97–102 79–84
Large 102–109 86–91
X-Large 109–119 91–97
2X-Large 119–125 97–104
3X-Large 126–130 104–112
4X-Large 133–134 112–122
5X-Large 135–140 123–130

FAQ

How does FERAN ICE® help?

It improves moisture transport and soil release so the shirt feels cooler during effort and stays softer after repeated washes.

Is the fit truly unisex?

Yes - it’s a relaxed cut. For a closer fit, consider sizing down.

Rash vest replacement?

For many uses, yes. It offers sun coverage with a looser, cooler feel than a traditional rash vest.

Our take

Simple, cool and hard-working. The Rooster Quick Dry UVF50+ Long Sleeve is the training top that earns its place in your bag - fast-drying comfort, dependable sun coverage and easy care.

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