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What UPF Protection Really Means

You know that feeling warm sun on your skin, a slight breeze across the fairway, and nothing but blue skies overhead. It's the kind of day GGBlue was made for. But while sunshine lifts the mood, it also brings something less welcome: harmful UV rays.

That’s where UPF protection comes in. If you’ve ever seen “UPF 50” on a GGBlue tag and wondered what that really means, you’re in the right place.

This isn't just another technical feature; it's one of the quiet, thoughtful ways our clothing looks out for you. Let’s break it down in simple, human terms.

The Basics: What Is UPF?

UPF stands for Ultraviolet Protection Factor. Think of it as sunscreen built into your clothes. A fabric with a UPF rating helps block the sun’s harmful UV rays from penetrating through to your skin.

UPF 50 means only 1/50th of UV radiation reaches your skin that’s 98% protection.

Lower UPF numbers mean less protection, so the higher, the better.

While SPF (used in sunscreens) measures how long you can stay in the sun before burning, UPF measures how much UV radiation a fabric can block.

Why It Matters Especially for Women on the Move

We designed GGBlue for women who spend hours outdoors on the green, the court, or in the garden with a glass of iced tea in hand. You're active, you're stylish, and you're smart about protecting your skin.

UPF clothing isn’t just a bonus feature. It’s peace of mind. It's knowing that while you focus on your swing or your serve, we’ve got your back (and your shoulders, and your arms…).

Built Right Into the Fabric

Not all activewear is created equal. At GGBlue, we don't just pick stylish fabrics and hope for the best. Our pieces are intentionally engineered for both performance and protection.

Take the Ice Performance collection: it’s breathable, cooling, and packed with UPF 50+ protection. Whether you're under direct sun or in and out of shade, your skin gets that extra layer of defense. And the best part? It never washes out. The protection is woven in, not sprayed on.

How to Wear It Well

Sun protection doesn’t mean sacrificing style. With our mix of long-sleeve tops, high-neck polos, and full-coverage skorts, you can build your look with both function and flair.

Here are a few quick tips:

  • Layer smart: Add a lightweight GGBlue jacket or long-sleeve layer for early tee times or travel days.
  • Choose coverage: Go for pieces that shield shoulders, upper arms, and chest key sun exposure zones.
  • Accessorize with care: Don’t forget sunglasses and a wide-brimmed hat. (Stylish and smart.)

When You Wear GGBlue, You Wear Intention

You’re not just wearing a cute golf top. You’re wearing years of thoughtful design, lab-tested fabric, and values that center around you.

We’re here to help you move freely and confidently without worrying about what the sun’s doing to your skin. Because true elegance starts with self-care. And protecting yourself is one of the most powerful things you can do.

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