All garments must be in their original condition; free of any stains, makeup marks and perfume. All tags must be attached. Returns must be made within 14 days of receiving your order. Shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer. We recommend using a tracked service to ensure your parcel's location is traceable.

Please send returns to:
Attn: Sun Smock
69-73 Gow St, Padstow NSW 2211 Australia

Please write the following on a piece of paper and insert it into your package:

Sun Smock
Your order number
Your name
Your address

We currently ship to Australia, New Zealand, the United States and Canada. If you would like Sun Smock to ship to your country, please let us know!

Australia:
Standard: $9 AUD
Express: $14 AUD
Free on orders over $150 AUD

New Zealand:
Standard: $12 NZD

USA
Standard: $15 USD

Canada:
Standard: $18 CAD

Sun Smock is based off women's measurements and is not unisex.

Garment measurements
Arm length: underarm to end of sleeve
Arm width: underarm straight to top of sleeve
Neck width: neck hole circumference

XS/S
Arm length: 58cm
Arm width: 20cm
Neck width: 43cm

M/L
Arm length: 60cm
Arm width: 21cm
Neck width: 48cm

XL/2XL
Arm length: 61cm
Arm width: 22cm
Neck width: 49cm

3XL/4XL
Arm length: 63cm
Arm width: 24cm
Neck width: 51cm

Sun Smock Gloves are a one size fits most.

The sun emits UVA and UVB rays.

UVB rays cause sunburn and skin cancer, while UVA rays can cause DNA damage, sunburn, skin cancer and premature skin ageing.

Most glass blocks UVB but not UVA rays. Windshields are treated to block some UVA, but side, back, and sunroof windows generally aren't.

Sun exposure in the car accumulates over time, so being proactive about sun safety now is imperative. Shield your skin from the sun while driving with Sun Smock.

Sun Smock protects you while you drive from an indoor location to another indoor location, like your home to the supermarket.

You may not want to apply sunscreen all over your body when you'll only be exposed to the sun for short periods of time, and that's where Sun Smock comes in handy.

If you plan on going from an indoor location to an outdoor location where you'll take Sun Smock off, sunscreen needs to be worn.

Sunscreen should always be worn on the face.

You can wear Sun Smock anywhere! However, wherever Sun Smock is not covering your skin (eg. the open back area), you will need to wear sunscreen or another UPF 30+ or UPF 50+ garment.

If you wear shorts, skirts and dresses a lot (or any item of clothing that exposes your thighs), opt for the Sun Smock Long. If you generally wear pants, the Sun Smock will suffice!

Ultraviolet Protection Factor (UPF) indicates how much UV radiation is able to penetrate a fabric and reach your skin. UPF 50+ fabric blocks 98% of the sun's rays, and is the highest achievable in the world.

Yes, Sun Smock is accredited by the Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA).