Flylow Jessi Shirt - Women's

With super-soft comfort and technical features, the Flylow Jessi shirt offers the best of both worlds. A heathered blend of polyester and spandex has the feel of your favorite vintage tee, but with stretch, moisture-wicking, quick-drying, breathable performance— for biking, hiking, or trail running. The Flylow Jessi T-shirt guarantees comfort, whether you're hitting the trails, or hitting the town.

• Lightweight Intuitive IQ is quick-drying, breathable, and moisture-wicking for comfort while running or mountain biking
• A hint of spandex enhances mobility
• UPF 50+ for protection while outside for long periods
• Polygiene keeps odors at bay
• Color-blocked raglan sleeves for retro-inspired style
• Casual style and soft fabric for versatility as an everyday tee

Equipped With

Intuitive™ IQ

Intuitive™ IQ is Flylow’s proprietary technical fabric designed for active comfort and performance during high-output activities. It blends nylon with spandex for breathability, moisture-management, motion-friendly stretch, abrasion-resistant durability, and a rapid drying time.

Polygiene®

Polygiene® prevents the growth of odor-causing bacteria and fungi at the source, permanently. To do this, Polygiene® uses low concentrations of silver salt (silver chloride), which has antimicrobial properties, to prevent bacteria and fungi from growing. This permanent treatment is applied at the finishing stages of textile production, and field and lab tests show a high level of odor control beyond the usual lifespan of a garment. Polygiene® silver salt technology is only active on the textile itself, and there is no effect on the natural bacterial flora of the skin.

High UPF Sun Protection Rating

UPF (ultraviolet protection factor) refers to the fraction of UVA and UVB rays that can get through a textile. For example, UPF 15 means that 1/15th (or 6%) of UV rays can get through the fabric. Not all pieces of clothing are equal. Fabric type, construction, color, and chemical treatments are some of the biggest influencing factors. The higher the UPF number, the greater the sun protection, with 50 usually being the highest.