Duck Camp Lightweight Performance drirelease® Hoodie
Duck Camp Lightweight Performance drirelease® Hoodie
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Engineered for those who demand performance without compromise, the Duck Camp Lightweight Performance drirelease® Hoodie delivers UPF sun protection with moisture-wicking technology that keeps you dry and comfortable on the water. The drirelease® fabric dries fast and resists odor, making it ideal as a standalone sun shirt or layering piece. Available in camo and classic colorways, this hoodie transitions seamlessly from the boat to camp.
- Lightweight material with quick dry technology for the ultimate sun shirt
- drirelease® technology within the fibers accelerates drying time
- 30+ UPF
- Single layer, drawstring hood
- Raglan sleeves to increase mobility
- Zippered chest patch pocket
- 81% drirelease® Polyester, 11% Lyocell, 8% Spandex
- True to size
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