REI has Vuori Men's Uluwatu UPF 50+ Moisture-Wicking Long Sleeve Shirt $28.85 or T-Shirt on sale as listed below for prices starting from $23.83. Shipping is $7.99, free on orders over $60, or free for REI Co-op Members (membership details).
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REI has Vuori Men's Uluwatu UPF 50+ Moisture-Wicking Long Sleeve Shirt $28.85 or T-Shirt on sale as listed below for prices starting from $23.83. Shipping is $7.99, free on orders over $60, or free for REI Co-op Members (membership details).
Thanks to Deal Hunter minntwins for finding this deal.
Our research indicates that this offer is $24.17 lower (50% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $48.
Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
Very few items have their logo on them. All you see is a small V on most their clothes. Vuori is a great brand, clothes feel amazing - they are expensive and that's why I always wait for sales.
Paying to be a walking billboard for Vouri, this brand is really incapable of not plastering their logo on everything, they are trying to be like Alo where it is someone's personality over actual quality gear
Not related to this particular deal but there's only a small handful of vuori items that have the full name on the article of clothing.
Paying to be a walking billboard for Vouri, this brand is really incapable of not plastering their logo on everything, they are trying to be like Alo where it is someone's personality over actual quality gear
Very few items have their logo on them. All you see is a small V on most their clothes. Vuori is a great brand, clothes feel amazing - they are expensive and that's why I always wait for sales.
Almost every shirt that I own from Vuori does not have their logo. The strato tech tee shirts have a very small label at the bottom of the shirts that is virtually unnoticeable, and the Polos have no logo at all. I actually feel like Vuori goes out of their way to be very subtle in their logo.
Paying to be a walking billboard for Vouri, this brand is really incapable of not plastering their logo on everything, they are trying to be like Alo where it is someone's personality over actual quality gear
They are getting worse, but they are nowhere near the dumpster fire called Alo. Most of their clothing has a subtle logo. Easy to enjoy their clothing without loud logos by not buying the few garments that have a more apparent logo.
How is this shirt compared to lululemon's zeroed in shirt ?
The one you mentioned is half cotton vs this shirt is mostly polyester. These uluwatu shirts are more for water/hot weather - kinda like su shirts. If your looking for a nice feeling Vuori shirt I would try strato tees - I have about 10 pairs of those t shirts. I love the way they feel and virtually no logo anywhere - very small square sun logo on bottoms left of shirt.
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Hate this new gimmick "upf" in clothing all t-shirts are technically upf lol
Regular synthetic shirts (such as standard polyester or nylon T-shirts) typically have a UPF of 5–10, meaning they allow 10–20% of UV radiation to penetrate, which is considered low protection. In contrast, clothing labeled and marketed as sun-protective generally has a UPF of 40 or higher, with many technical sportswear and sun-protective garments achieving UPF 40–50+, which blocks at least 97.5–98% of UV radiation and is classified as "excellent" protection according to the European Committee for Standardization (CEN) and the CDC.
The UPF of a fabric depends on several factors, including fiber type, weave density, color, and fabric treatments. Densely woven, dark-colored, or specially treated synthetic fabrics (such as those used in sun-protective clothing) provide much higher UPF than loosely woven or light-colored regular synthetic shirts. For example, most technical sportswear made from 100% polyester analyzed in recent studies achieved UPF values of 40–50+, while standard white cotton or polyester T-shirts often have UPF values below 10, offering minimal protection.
Hate this new gimmick "upf" in clothing all t-shirts are technically upf lol
I was curious too, but it looks like a standard cotton Tshirt is a UPF of 5. So these are presumably tighter woven? I don't know.
I've personally never gotten sunburned THROUGH a shirt of any kind, so I'm also convinced this is mostly marketing/hype
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Many of their items have the small V in a circle.
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The UPF of a fabric depends on several factors, including fiber type, weave density, color, and fabric treatments. Densely woven, dark-colored, or specially treated synthetic fabrics (such as those used in sun-protective clothing) provide much higher UPF than loosely woven or light-colored regular synthetic shirts. For example, most technical sportswear made from 100% polyester analyzed in recent studies achieved UPF values of 40–50+, while standard white cotton or polyester T-shirts often have UPF values below 10, offering minimal protection.
I've personally never gotten sunburned THROUGH a shirt of any kind, so I'm also convinced this is mostly marketing/hype
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