Article: Clothing that keeps sun out

Sunscreen? Check.

Sunglasses? Check.

Hat? Check. Think that's enough to stave off harmful rays? Not necessarily, say the makers of sun-protective clothing, a growing category of sportswear for the UV-wary. Marketed under such names as Solumbra, SunSkins and Shades, the specially fabricated garments reportedly block out most of the rays linked to skin cancer. Although skeptics might wonder if this is just a way to scare money out of the sun-sensitive, some experts believe these special pants, shirts, hats and jackets might benefit people eager to heed warnings about exposure. Of course, all clothing offers a degree of protection - plain old denim, for instance, is effective. But it's not ...

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