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Staying safe in the sun.(Safety and protection)

Cabana Life is hitting the shops with a new line that combines fashion with function, offering stylish clothing with an ultraviolet (UV) radiation protection factor (UPF) of more than 50. The UV protection is provided by High IQ[R] Sun Protection from Huntsman Textile Effects.

Founder of Cabana Life, herself a survivor of melanoma, Melissa Papock, says the company chose High IQ Sun Protection for two important reasons:

* it is the best UV protective treatment available, lasting the lifetime of the garment;

* it is made by Huntsman, a company that

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