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Nordic Drift RCS Aero UPF 50+ cap
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The Nordic Drift RCS Aero UPF 50+ cap is a lightweight, breathable 5-panel cap. Made from 46% recycled nylon, it offers UPF 50+ sun protection and is designed to be foldable for easy packing.
The Nordic Drift RCS Aero UPF 50+ cap is a lightweight, breathable 5-panel cap made for outdoor activities. It is constructed from 46% certified recycled nylon (RCS).
- Made from 46% certified recycled nylon (RCS).
- Provides UPF 50+ protection against UVA and UVB rays.
- Features a 5-panel construction for comfort.
- Designed to be foldable and packable for easy transport.
- Includes an adjustable fit for personalised comfort.
This cap is suitable for travel, outdoor sports, or general daily wear where sun protection and breathability are beneficial.
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The Nordic Drift RCS Aero UPF 50+ cap is a lightweight, breathable 5-panel cap. Made from 46% recycled nylon, it offers UPF 50+ sun protection and is designed to be foldable for easy packing.
From £8.49 ex VAT
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| Quantity | Unit Price |
|---|---|
| 1+ | £8.49 |
| 100+ | £8.27 |
| 250+ | £8.03 |
| 500+ | £7.81 |
| 1000+ | £7.66 |
| 1500+ | £7.51 |
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