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Sun Wrap FAQs

I’m buying a Sun Wrap as a gift. Which colours are "safe" options?

Some colours complement certain skin tones more than others, but universal shades suit everyone! If you're unsure, we recommend choosing from our universal Sun Wraps—they’re flattering on all skin tones. Shop universal Sun Wraps here

Does the Sun Wrap really block UV rays?

Yes! Our fabric is rated UPF50+ by the Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Authority, meaning it blocks 98% of UV rays. Unlike some UPF50+ fabrics that rely on chemicals to enhance sun protection (which can wear off over time), our Sun

How do I wash my Sun Wrap?

For best results:. That said, we've personally tested them in hot and cold washes, tumble-dried them, and even ironed them (after being scrunched up for a long time)—and they held up beautifully!

What if I choose the wrong size or don’t like the colour when it arrives?

We're a mum and daughter team and your satisfaction means everything to us. We know that sometimes things don’t work out as expected, and that’s okay – we’re here to help make it right. If you’ve changed your mind, ordered incorrectly, or the item wa

Is the Sun Wrap cool to wear? Does it breathe?

Absolutely! Our fabric is uniquely designed to be lightweight and breathable. Unlike long-sleeved tops that trap heat, the Sun Wrap allows air to flow through the fabric and around your arms. 🌞 Bonus tip: On really hot days, lightly dampen your wrap

Why doesn’t my Sun Wrap have seams along the edges?

Hemming can make the fabric feel bulky and stiff, affecting how beautifully it drapes. Our fabric won’t fray, so we leave the edges unhemmed for the best possible flow and comfort.

Why does my Sun Wrap have a twist in the loop?

That little twist at the front is a design feature! It enhances the look of the scarf and makes it even more versatile, allowing you to wear your wrap in multiple ways.

What are the dimensions of the Sun Wraps?

How do I remove sunscreen stains from my wrap?

Sunscreen stains can be oily or brown/orange, often caused by avobenzone (a common sunscreen ingredient) reacting with minerals in water. Here’s how to remove them:. For stubborn stains on white fabrics: Hang the wrap in the sun and spray with lemon