Where UPF clothing comes in
Sunscreen is powerful, but it only lasts a couple of hours before you need to reapply. Clothing, on the other hand, can give you coverage that doesn’t fade throughout the day.
For example, NINI’s Long Sleeve Maxi Dress from the Beach to Bubbles collection offers UPF 50+ protection across your arms and legs, blocking up to 98% of UV rays that cause premature aging. Pair it with a wide-brimmed hat, and you’ve just minimized exposure to two of the most sun-sensitive areas: your face and décolleté.
Does it really make a difference if my clothes are UPF rated?
Absolutely. Regular fabrics may look like they’re keeping you safe, but thin or loosely woven materials often allow UV rays to penetrate (we explain more in one of our Educational Hub articles What is UPF Clothing? ). UPF-rated fabrics are tested to ensure they truly block both UVA and UVB rays — the culprits behind photoaging.
For an everyday example, the Long Sleeve Shorts Romper UPF 50+ from Court to Cocktails is lightweight enough for a match or a coffee run, but tested to UPF 50+ standards to ensure your skin stays shielded.
Style that doubles as skin care
The beauty of UPF clothing is that it works in the background. You don’t have to think about reapplication, and you don’t have to compromise your look.
The Belted Midi Shirt Dress moves seamlessly from city to seaside while defending against UV rays, proving that anti-aging can be as chic as it is practical. For a more romantic option, the Lace Midi Skirt adds elegance while quietly protecting your skin from sun-induced fine lines and discoloration.
Think of It as Wearable Skincare
Think of UPF clothing as skincare you wear. Every time you slip into UPF-rated fabric, you’re taking one of the simplest and most effective steps to prevent premature aging.
And unlike a cream or serum, it doesn’t fade, rub off, or need to be reapplied. Protect your skin today, and you’ll thank yourself years from now.
