EDOOR WEARS logo
EDOOR WEARS
Sialkot, PK1 yrCustom Manufacturer
≤3h
Response Time
≥100%
On-time dispatch rate
Minor customization
Drawing-based customization

Men Rash Guard Long Sleeve Swim Shirt UV Protection Quick Dry Surfing Beach Athletic Activewear

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Lower priced than similar
£524
2-49 pieces
£487
50-99 pieces
£427
100-499 pieces
£345
≥500 pieces
Sample price: £29.92
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Size

One Size
6Xl
14-15 Years
S
M
L
Xl
Xxl
Xxxl
+2

Color

Multi

Key attributes

Material

Spandex / Polyester

Style

Kits

Feature

Quick Dry, Anti-Bacterial, Breathable, Anti-Uv, Eco-Friendly, upf50, UPF50+

Fabric Weight

220 Grams

Sleeve length

Full

Printing Methods

Digital Print

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Key attributes

Material
Spandex / Polyester
Style
Kits
Feature
Quick Dry, Anti-Bacterial, Breathable, Anti-Uv, Eco-Friendly, upf50, UPF50+
Fabric Weight
220 Grams
Sleeve length
Full
Printing Methods
Digital Print
Gender
Men
Technics
Automated cutting, Plain Dyed, Printed, Sublimated
Supply Type
Oem Service
Age Group
Adults
Needle detection
Yes
7 days sample order lead time
Support
Model Number
ze-01
Place of Origin
Pakistan
Logo position
Custom Logo Accepted
Brand Name
Edoor wears
Seamless Fusing
No
Size
L

Packaging and delivery

Selling Units
Single item
Single volume
0 cm³
Single gross weight
0.6 kg

Lead time

Customization options

Customized logo(+ from /Min. order: 10 pieces)
Customized packaging(+ from /Min. order: 20 pieces)
Graphic customization(+ from /Min. order: 10 pieces)
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