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Grateful Diver

Grateful Diver Aloha Turtle UV Hoodie

Regular price $47.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $47.00 USD
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Raise your hand if you love sea turtles! Support Malama Kai Foundation's efforts to sustain Hawaii's coastal and marine resources and protect yourself from the elements at the same time. A portion of all sales will be donated to their efforts. Click here to learn more.
  • a portion of each purchase benefits both Reef Relief's coral reef conservation and education programs and Malama Kai's work to protect coastal resources
  • UPF 50+ UV solar protection
  • moisture-wicking and quick-drying poly fabric
  • M-shield technology to fight odor

    Materials

    100% polyester with added UPF 50+ UV solar protection and M-shield technology

    Shipping & Returns

    We proudly ship using eco-friendly shipping supplies.

    Care Instructions

    To preserve your UV-shirt technology and save energy, we recommend machine washing cold on gentle. Hang to dry or tumble dry low. Please do not bleach, iron the decoration, dry clean, or use fabric softeners.

    BRING ON THE SUN

    "I live for being on the water and ALWAYS have my UV hoodie with me. It adds protection from the sun without being warm, dries fast, and shows my devotion to supporting Reef Relief in conserving our coral reef."

    -Emily, sporting the UV Classic Hoodie in Key West, FL

    • YOUR PURCHASE HELPS MARINE CONSERVATION

      The Grateful Diver is committed to marine conservation via active outreach. A portion of each purchase goes to Reef Relief's efforts to save the coral reef by helping to fund their education programs and clean ups. Make your gear mean something and be a Grateful Diver!

    • GRATEFUL DEAD MEETS GRATEFUL DIVER

      Grateful Diver was created in 1995 when Grateful Dead co-founder and drummer Bill Kreutzmann, an avid diver, had the inspiration to design a Grateful Diver logo by placing the iconic Grateful Dead lightning bolt on a red dive flag. This iconic logo has raised money for marine conservation for almost 30 years.