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2023 summer HIKING CLOTHES

OUTDOOR RESEARCH ECHO HOODIE $99.99

Bluesign-approved 100% recycled fabric with movement-mirroring stretch, mesh fabric for moisture management, UPF15+ sun protection, odour control treatment, flat seams and thumb loops. 115g (m), 111g (w). www.bivouac.co.nz

REINFORCEMENT

Patches of thicker material on high-wear areas, like knees and bottom, will increase the life of a garment.

LONGS OR SHORTS

Trousers and long-sleeve shirts and tees provide more sun protection and warmth. Zip-off trouser legs are versatile but will be slightly heavier.

SUN PROTECTION

The ultraviolet protection factor (UPF)

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