Summer Flowers Headband | UPF 50, UV Protection Wrap | Gaiter

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Brighten your day with this multifunctional headband/gaiter/scarf featuring a vibrant, real nature scene captured in British Columbia - stylized with a soft, dreamy oil painting effect. 

This fabric is quick dry, naturally antibacterial, odor resistant, moisture wicking, & very stretchy with good recovery. With a UPF of 50, our headband helps protect your skin from UV rays. Fabric with a UPF of 50 blocks 98% of harmful UVA/UVB rays.

🍁 We are proud to say this item is a Product of Canada!
• Each headband is printed and sewn by hand in Montreal, Canada
• Signature performance fabric is made by a local Montreal mill

Lightweight but wide, this soft knit headband can be worn in a variety of ways. Scrunch it or fold it over to use as a headband, wear it like a bandana, or as a face warmer while hiking, hitting the slopes, or tearing down the bike path!

Features:
• Made from micro knit 85% ecopolyester* / 15% spandex blend fabric that is manufactured in Canada (also used in other products under the name silky knit).
* Ecopolyester fibers use significantly less water and energy during production than traditional polyester.

• Eco-solvent sublimation inks are permanent, resulting in a vivid print that will never fade after washing.

• Ultra-stretch fabric holds shape even after multiple wearings.

• Easy care, machine wash in cold water with a phosphate-free detergent, machine dry on medium to high heat, do not bleach (expect minor shrinking: less than 1% in width and length).

• UV resistant fabric helps protect your skin from exposure to UV rays with a UPF of 50.

Sizing:

Headbands come in 1 size to fit everyone! The fabric is a 4 way stretch to accommodate different head shapes.

Measurements: 11.5" tall, edge to edge x 10.25" wide, fold to fold (20.5" circumference)

🍁 the last substantial transformation of the good occurred in Canada; and
all or virtually all (at least 98%) of the total direct costs of producing or manufacturing the good have been incurred in Canada