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Tasc Performance Women's Switchback Skirt

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Don't let the word "skirt" fool you; Tasc Performance® Women's Switchback is one rugged, adventure-ready skort. Made from MOSOdry woven fabric with a MOSOtech waistband and inner compression short, this skirt keeps you cool and comfortable with moisture-wicking, anti-odor and naturally UPF 50+ while on the trail or around town. 

  • Lightweight, quick dry, subtle stretch, viscose and bamboo blend fabric
  • UPF 50+ sun protection
  • Inner compression short
  • Side pockets
  • Covered elastic waistband with draw cord
  • Semi-fitted

Product Features:

Fabric MOSOdry body: 55% viscose from bamboo/40% polyester/5% lycra spandex; MOSOtech inner Short: 55% organic cotton/35% viscose from bamboo/10% lycra spandex
Length 15" skirt length with 4" inseam on inner short
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Tasc Performance Inc.
Tasc Performance Inc.
Tasc Performance® was brought to life in 2009 with one mission: the reinvention of performance apparel. The New Orleans-based company was founded and is operated by the Andrews family, which has a 40-year legacy in the garment industry. After years of dealing with the compromises of polyester athletic apparel: skin irritation, bad odor and more, Al Andrews, former Tulane University basketball standout (All SEC '65-'66) charged his son Todd with the difficult task of finding a solution to the polyester problem.