No! The protection comes from the fabric itself, not a coating that washes off. As long as the clothes are made from quality, tightly woven material, they’ll continue to provide the same coverage wash after wash.

Look for long sleeves, full-length legs, foldable hands and feet for added protection when needed and lightweight breathable material to avoid overheating in hot climates (bonus points for added vents). Plus, don't forget to add a hat with a wide brim or flaps.

Lightweight, breathable long-sleeve and long-leg outfits are best. They keep skin covered without making your little one too hot. Add a hat with neck protection and keep them shaded when possible.

Yes! When designed with breathable fabrics and features like vented backs, they keep babies cool while still covered. Many parents find their little ones are actually happier in full-length outfits that block sun and bugs.

Sunscreen is important, but babies under 6 months can’t wear it. Even when they’re older, clothes are easier to rely on. They stay put, don’t rub off, and give peace of mind that sensitive skin is covered.

Absolutely. A good hat protects areas that clothing can’t, like the face, ears and back of the neck. A hat plus sun-safe outfit is the best combo for all-day adventures outdoors.

Not at all! Parents love our UV Defender Onesie for beach days, backyard play, family hikes, park trips. and everything in between! Anytime your baby is outdoors, sun-safe clothing makes life easier and safer.

We get this question a lot... and it’s an important one. Short answer: no garment (including ours) is 100% sun-proof or bug-proof, but theLittle Fisho UV Defender Onesie is designed to give real, practical protection during everyday Aussie adventures by using coverage, breathable fabric and thoughtful details.

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