Collection: Sunsnapz • Sun Protection Blanket

Sunsnapz is a Sun Protection Cotton Blanket with colored binding and 8 pairs of snaps.

Let this super soft multifunction blanket shield your little one from harmful rays and other elements. UPF50+ sun protection fabric and a one-of-a kind snap design combine masterfully to provide a pleasant experience from swaddling time to feeding time and everything in between. Sun / Wind Protection, Privacy Shelter, Nursing Cover, Swaddle & More!

Proudly Made in the USA! - Chemical Free 50+ UPF Sun Protection!

Sunsnapz sun protective blankets are made from tightly woven, weighted cotton/spandex designed to block out the sun's harmful rays. Sunsnapz is proudly approved by the Melanoma International Foundation.

ABSOLUTLEY NO CHEMICALS are added to aid in the fabrics' sun protective properties!

Our fabrics surpass the maximum UPF rating of UPF 40-50+. This means that our UPF fabrics block more than 97% of UVA and UVB even after two years wear and tear.

Super Soft • 95% cotton / 5% spandex - Machine wash; tumble dry.

How do I know the blankets really provide protection from the sun?

Sunsnapz sun protective blankets have been UV tested and rated according to U.S standards (the world’s most rigid), which include 40 home launderings (wash and dry), 100 hours of continuous UV exposure, and testing throughout the entire UVB and UVA range using precision electronic equipment. What that means is that SPF fabrics effectively block at least 97% of UV during the equivalent of two years of normal wear and tear. Our fabrics gets also tests every dye-lot of new production to insure that the fabric is always correct and consistent.

Protect your precious little one from the harmful sun just about anywhere! The snaps allow you to attach to a car seat, stroller, bassinet, baby carrier and more. Size: 30" x 50"

Why is sun protection so important for kids?
Just one blistering sunburn or five non-blistering sunburns in childhood double the lifetime risk of developing melanoma, a potentially fatal form of skin cancer. Additionally, three different types of skin cancer have been linked to the amount of sun exposure a person gets throughout their lifetime – this means from birth onward! Sun protection should be a daily part of life from the moment a child enters the world.