Not all jellies sting, but the sea nettle does. It hunts by trailing long tentacles with stinging cells that paralyze prey. This species has been known to swim up to 3,600 feet up and down in the water each day.
*Please note the sizing of the youth hoodies differs from our youth long sleeve line. Please check sizing chart.
Our long-sleeve UPF 50 shirts block 98% of harmful UVA and UVB rays so your kiddos can enjoy the sun without the sunscreen. Made of high-quality poly, these hoodies are super breathable to keep you fresh and cool in the sun or shade—and they’re printed in the USA right in Pompano Beach, FL.
When you wear MANG®, you join a movement of people who are banded together to protect, preserve and restore our ecosystems. The future depends upon stewards stepping up to the cause to protect our Earth today. Through MANG's Buy One. Plant One.® initiative, your purchase plants a mangrove in your name to help us restore and preserve our coastal ecosystems. Learn more about our planting and how we're working to across the globe.
Product Features:
- 100% UPF 50 lightweight polyester
- Pure-Tech wicking technology to keep you dry
- All-season wear—use in the sun or as cold-weather base layers
- Skin Cancer Foundation Seal of Recommendation
- M Shield anti-microbial technology to keep you fresh & odor-free
FEATURES
UPF 50
Sun protection built right into our 100% polyester fabrics, which means less sunscreen on you and in the water.
QUICK DRY
Moisture-wicking fabric dries fast, so you stay comfortable outdoors, on the job or out fishing on the boat.
ODOR RESISTANT
Fight odors at the source, to stay fresh no matter what the day throws at you.
MULTI-USE
Whether you’re fishing the flats or relaxing on the beach, our all-season shirts are ready for adventure.
ALL SEASON
Did you know that MANG® shirts make an excellent base layer for colder climates, so you may get out and enjoy a day on the slopes?
MANG® TESTED
Hot or cold, our fabrics won’t stretch or shrink like average tees, even after hours of MANGing around town.
