Alternative Compliance Request

City of Mesa — Design Review Board (2026-08-11)

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Alternative Compliance Request Narrative
Prepared for submittal with the applicable land use application in support of an Alternative
Compliance request under Mesa Site Planning and Design Standards.
1. Project Information
Project Name: Magna Steyr Canopies
Address: 7237 Pecos Rd, Mesa, AZ
Application Type: Administrative Development Plan Modification
Applicant: Caroline Hancock
General Plan Placetype: Industrial

2. Request Summary
This narrative is submitted with the planning application request Alternative Compliance for
design standards applicable to the proposed canopy structures and the Magna Steyr site. This
request pertains to planning comment IDs 4, 5, 6, and 7 and addresses the City’s concerns
regarding durable material, publicly visible façade material composition, architectural metal
coverage, and roof material requirements. We propose a permanent open-air canopy system
utilizing an engineered shade membrane and steel support structure in lieu of a conventional
enclosed building or solid metal-roofed structure. As described below, we reason the proposed
alternative satisfies the intent of the applicable standards by providing a durable, high-quality,
climate-appropriate improvement that is visually cohesive, functionally appropriate for the site,
and equivalent to or better suited than a traditional building-form solution for this specific use.

3. Code Sections and Development Standards
This request applies to the following Mesa Zoning Ordinance provisions cited in Planning
Comment IDs 4, 5, 6, and 7:

MZO Section 11-7-5(D), Materials. Buildings and structures shall be constructed of durable,
high-quality materials appropriate for the Arizona climate.
MZO Section 11-7-5(D)(2), Publicly Visible Façades. Publicly visible façades must incorporate at
least two different primary exterior building materials, and primary exterior materials shall
cover no less than 75% of each building façade.
MZO Section 11-7-5(D)(3), Architectural Metals. Architectural metals, such as bronze, brass,
copper, aluminum, metal-composite material (MCM), and steel shall not cover more than 25%
of a building façade.
MZO Section 11-7-5(D)(5), Roof Materials. All visible pitched roofs shall consist of metal seam,
clay tile, concrete tile, or a similar grade of roofing material.

Applicable development standard(s) for which Alternative Compliance is requested: application
of the above façade and roof material standards to a permanent open-air canopy structure
rather than a conventional enclosed building.
Numeric modification(s) requested: relief from strict application of the façade material
composition and architectural metal percentage standards to the canopy system as proposed.

4. Proposed Alternative
The applicant proposes the following alternative compliance approach for the open lot:
•
Installation of permanent open-air canopy structures over the vehicle storage areas
instead of a traditional enclosed building or solid metal-roofed structure.
•
Use of an engineered high-density polyethylene (HDPE) shade membrane, or approved
equal, specifically manufactured for permanent architectural shade applications and
long-term exterior exposure.
•
Use of a steel support system designed as a minimal structural framework necessary to
support the canopy membrane while maintaining an open and visually permeable site
character.
•
Alternative treatment of façade-based material standards to recognize that the
proposed structure does not function as a conventional building façade and is instead a
non-enclosed shade system with limited vertical surface area.
•
Alternative treatment of roof material standards to allow the engineered shade
membrane in place of the conventional pitched roof materials otherwise contemplated
by the code.
•
Referenced drawings or exhibits: canopy plan sheets, elevations, material specifications,
and manufacturer testing documentation included with the submittal.

5. Explanation of Intent
This request is based on the physical characteristics and intended function of the project. The
proposed improvement is a permanent open-air canopy system serving an existing automobile
storage lot, not a conventional enclosed building with occupiable interior space, walls, or
traditional façades. Because the code provisions cited in Comment IDs 4, 5, 6, and 7 are
primarily written for building envelopes and pitched roof assemblies, strict application of those
standards to a shade canopy would not result in a more context-appropriate or higher-
performing design. Requiring the canopy to mimic an enclosed building through additional
façade cladding, masonry application, or conventional roof materials would add bulk and

complexity without improving the functionality, appearance, or environmental performance of
the proposed installation. The requested alternative instead allows the project to use durable,
tested, and climate-responsive materials specifically developed for permanent shade structures
while preserving the open character of the site. A solid-roof or heavily clad structure would
create additional visual mass and would not better support the operational purpose of the
installation. Metal roofing system can absorb and radiate heat, while also trapping heat
underneath. The proposed shade membrane avoids this effect by allowing ventilation and
minimizing heat retention, thereby improving thermal conditions at ground level. The proposed
system utilizes durable, engineered materials designed for permanent exterior use and
supported by recognized performance standards, ensuring a safe, climate-responsive, and long-
lasting installation.

6. Explanation of Alternative
The proposal meets the intent of the applicable development standards, the applicable General
Plan Placetype, and any applicable Sub-area Plan by delivering a cohesive, attractive, and
context-sensitive shade solution for an open lot while avoiding unnecessary mass and
enclosure.
•
How the proposal meets the intent of the standards: The cited standards are intended
to ensure durable construction, visual quality, and cohesive site design. The proposed
canopy system achieves those objectives through a permanent, engineered
architectural shade structure specifically selected for long-term exterior use.
•
Response to Comment ID 4 – durable, high-quality materials: The proposed shade
membrane is not a temporary fabric product. It is an engineered material manufactured
for permanent architectural shade applications, with documented resistance to UV
degradation, tearing, fraying, fading, and wind exposure. In combination with the
structural steel support system, it constitutes a durable and climate-appropriate
assembly for Arizona conditions.
•
Response to Comment ID 5 – publicly visible façade materials: The canopy does not
present building façades in the same manner as an enclosed structure. Its visible
surfaces are limited to the membrane and support framing necessary to create shade
over the open lot. Applying traditional façade composition requirements to this non-
enclosed structure would not improve site design and would instead impose building-
oriented treatments on an improvement whose defining feature is openness and visual
permeability. The proposed design nevertheless achieves a cohesive appearance

through a consistent material palette, coordinated structural expression, and a clean,
orderly visual profile along Pecos Road.
•
Response to Comment ID 6 – architectural metal percentage: The steel support
members function as structural elements rather than decorative façade cladding.
Because the canopy lacks conventional building façades, the architectural metal
percentage standard cannot be meaningfully applied in the same way it would be for a
wall surface. The limited structural framework is the minimum necessary to support the
canopy system and avoids the appearance of a bulky or overbuilt structure.
•
Response to Comment ID 7 – roof materials: The code’s listed roof materials are
intended for visible pitched roofs on conventional buildings. Here, the proposed
membrane performs the roof-like function of providing overhead coverage and solar
protection, but it does so through an engineered tensile material designed specifically
for permanent shade structures. This alternative is better suited to the project type and
offers climate-responsive performance benefits, including reduced heat gain and
improved shaded comfort.
•
Reduced massing and scale: Compared to a solid metal roof or enclosed structure, the
proposed canopy is significantly less bulky and maintains a lighter visual presence on the
site.
•
Context-sensitive design: The open-air canopy is appropriate for an automobile staging
use and preserves the functional and visual character of the site without introducing
unnecessary enclosure.
•
Material durability and code responsiveness: Supporting product data identifies the
proposed membrane as complying with recognized fire performance standards,
including NFPA 701 and ASTM E84 testing, and as engineered for long-term outdoor
exposure. These performance characteristics support the conclusion that the material is
suitable for permanent installation and consistent with the intent of the City’s quality
design requirements.
•
General Plan Placetype / Sub-area Plan consistency: The proposal remains consistent
with the site’s Industrial placetype and applicable planning area policies by providing a
functional site improvement that enhances operations while maintaining an orderly,
high-quality, and context-appropriate appearance.

The proposed canopy system provides an equivalent or superior level of durability, visual
quality, and climate responsiveness compared to the conventional building materials and roof
forms contemplated by the code.
7. Statement of Compliance with Approval Criteria (MZO 11-7-5(C))
• The proposed open-air canopy structures do not create adverse impacts related to
safety, access, visibility, glare, privacy, noise, drainage, or pedestrian comfort.
o The canopy system is engineered for structural stability and long-term exterior
use, meeting applicable safety and fire performance standards.
o The open design maintains clear visibility across the site and does not obstruct
access or circulation.
o The shade membrane reduces glare and solar exposure rather than contributing
to it.
o The structure does not introduce noise, privacy, or drainage concerns.
 The proposed shade membrane is permeable, allowing precipitation to
pass through rather than collect or shed in a concentrated manner. As a
result, the canopy will not modify existing drainage patterns or introduce
additional runoff impacts.
o The provision of shade improves thermal comfort and reduces localized heat
island effects, enhancing overall site conditions.
• The requested Alternative Compliance represents the minimum deviation necessary to
achieve the intent of the design standards while maintaining overall compliance with all
other applicable standards.
o The request is limited to roof material substitution and alternative application of
façade and architectural metal standards for a non-enclosed structure.
o All other applicable development standards remain fully compliant.
o The deviation is necessary because the referenced code provisions are written
for conventional buildings with enclosed façades and pitched roofs, whereas the
proposed improvement is an open-air canopy system.
o Applying those standards strictly would result in unnecessary mass and materials
without improving functionality or design quality.
• The proposal meets equivalent quality and functionality.
o The engineered shade membrane is a durable, high-performance material
designed specifically for permanent outdoor architectural applications.
o The canopy system provides effective weather protection and solar screening
comparable to traditional roofing.
o The structure is designed to perform reliably in Arizona’s climate, including high
UV exposure and heat conditions.

o Provides enhanced shade and reduced heat gain, improving site usability and
comfort
o Reduces overall visual mass and bulk compared to conventional roof structures
o Maintains an orderly, cohesive site appearance appropriate to the Industrial
placetype
8. Related Documents
a. Site Plan
b. Architectural Plan
c. Material Board
i. *Physical samples can be provided if requested
d. Fabric – eXtreme 32 Specification
e. Fabric ASTM E-84 Certification
f. Fabric NFPA 701 Certification
g. Fabric Projects Portfolio

Site Plan & Material Board

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Sales Mngr. :
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DESCRIPTION
DRW CHK ENG
DATE
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DRAWING DESCRIPTION:
CUSTOMER:
PROJECT NAME:
LOCATION:
STRUCTURE TYPE:
SIZE:
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IAS CERTIFICATION No: FA-428
CLARK COUNTY MANUFACTURER
CERTIFICATION NUMBER (NEVADA): 355
CERTIFICATIONS:
2580 ESTERS BLVD., SUITE 100
DFW AIRPORT, TX 75261
866-887-4233
CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS
THESE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE THE
PROPERTY OF SHADE STRUCTURES, INC. AND SHALL NOT
BE REPRODUCED WITHOUT THEIR WRITTEN PERMISSION.
DFW INTL. COMMERCE PARK
DESIGN DRAWINGS, STAMPED OR NOT, AND STRUCTURAL
CALCULATIONS
ARE
PROPRIETARY
TO
SHADE
STRUCTURES, INC., AND SHALL NOT BE DISTRIBUTED OR
UTILIZED FOR MANUFACTURING AND/OR CONSTRUCTION
WITHOUT THE EXPRESSED WRITTEN CONSENT OF SHADE
STRUCTURES, INC. IF A CONTRACTOR OTHER THAN
SHADE
STRUCTURES,
INC.
IS
SELECTED
FOR
FABRICATION, THAT CONTRACTOR WILL BE SOLELY
RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING THEIR OWN ENGINEERING
DRAWINGS AND CALCULATIONS.
SITE LAYOUT
VPS-NOV-30-25
2000
NC
MAGNA
STEYR
MAGNA
STEYR
MESA,
AZ
PANAMA
SERIES
VARIES
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NOTES:
-THESE DRAWINGS ARE A PICTORIAL REPRESENTATION OF FABRIC AND STEEL
ONLY. NONE OF THE REQUIRED ATTACHMENT OR CONNECTION DETAILS HAVE
BEEN DEPICTED.
-ALL DIMENSIONS AND HEIGHTS MUST BE FIELD VERIFIED PRIOR TO ANY FINAL
DESIGN, FABRICATION OR INSTALLATION WORK.
As manufactured and installed by VPS / Playpower
Email : Info@vpslp.com
FOR TRUE NORTH
SEE CUSTOMER'S
SITE PLAN
PLAN NORTH
PERSPECTIVE VIEW
FOUR BAY SAMPLE
MAY VARY, MAX = 54'
MAY VARY, MAX = 54'
FRONT VIEW
SIDE VIEW
12'-0"
ENTRY
FINISHED
SURFACE
MAY VARY, MAX = 58'
MAY VARY, MAX = 58'
12'-0"
ENTRY
FINISHED
SURFACE

Fabric Specifications/Brochure

eXtreme 32
eXtreme 32
MADE IN
SOUTH AFRICA
SPECIFICATIONS
MATERIAL

UV-Stabilised HDPE
CONSTRUCTION

Monofilament and Tape Yarn
PATTERN

Knitted lock-stitch
TEMPERATURE RANGE

-25°C to +80°C
APPROXIMATE THICKNESS

1.7mm
CPI - COURSES PER INCH

PERFORMANCE
TENSILE STRENGTH - WARP

720N/50mm (AS 2001.2.3.1-2001)
TENSILE STRENGTH - WEFT

1720N/50mm (AS 2001.2.3.1-2001)
WING TEAR - WARP (mean)

255N (AS 2001.2.10-1986)
WING TEAR - WEFT (mean)

210N (AS 2001.2.10-1986)
TONGUE RIP - WARP

270N (ASTM D2261)
TONGUE RIP - WEFT

185N (ASTM D2261)
WIND TUNNEL TESTS

>200km per hour (performed by CSIR (SA)
PNEUMATIC BURST

420KPa (SANS 1703:2003)
HYDRAULIC BURST

3400KPa (AS 2001.2.4-1990

/ ASTM D 3786-06 / ISO 13938-1:1999)
UVR BLOCKOUT %

Up to 97
SHADE COVER %

Up to 95
TECHNICAL FEATURES
• eXtreme 32 is a three bar knitted, lockstitch pattern,
incorporating monofilament and monotype yarns for
dimensional stability, tear and fray resistance.
• Our pattern gives excellent weft and warp stability, due to
throw of the weft yarns across the knitting needles during
fabrication of the fabric.
• The pattern design achieves high density coverage with the
weft yarns, giving up to 97% UV block out.
• The eXtreme 32 fabric is heat set using a stentering process,
giving additional dimensional stability and strength as a result
of shrinking and equalizing the yarns lengths and knots in a
three bar lockstitch pattern.
• The stertering of the eXtreme 32 fabric assists in eliminating
sagging and looseness in the fabric after installation.
• eXtreme 32 is certified by the Southwest Research Institute
Underwriter’s Laboratory (UL) as UL 2218 Class 4.
BASE MATERIALS:
• Virgin HDPE (High Density Polyethylene)
• Stentered Fabrics
• UV (Ultra Violet) stabilizers
• Colourants of high quality refined pigments with high
light fastness properties, which provide excellent fade
resistant and high tensile strength properties for the
individual yarns in the knitted shade net fabric.
All specifications have been compiled from results conducted by independent laboratories.
The information thereof provided by this company is considered accurate. It also follows strict quality control standards to ensure that these specifications remain consistent and accurate, within a minimal variance.
These results should therefore be used as an indication of the specifications of the fabric. By using this product, the use acknowledges that this company cannot be held responsible or liable in any way whatsoever
should this information change in any way.
Lock Stitch
HDPE Fabric
Monofilament
& Mono tape
Yarns
WARRANTY
WARRANTY
Tel: +27 (0)13 7512376 | www.multiknit.com
Email: exports@multiknit.co.za | exports1@multiknit.co.za
Manufacturers of Knitted Agricultural
& Decorative HDPE Shade Net Fabrics
UV Stabilised

Colour
Width
Length
Shade % UV Block %
Arizona
3m
50m
Black
3m
50m
95
96
Charcoal
3m
50m
94
96
Cinnamon
3m
50m
89
92
Desert Sand
3m
50m
91
92
Navy Blue
3m
50m
94
95
Rain Forest Green
3m
50m
90
92
Royal Blue
3m
50m
86
92
Silver
3m
50m
91
92
Terracotta
3m
50m
93
93
Average
GSM
Average
Warp
Break
Average
Elongation
%
Average
Weft Break
Strength kg
Average
Elongation
%
Average
Burst KPa
Average
Burst to
Mass Ratio
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
eXtreme 32 Standard Range
Colour
Width
Length
Shade % UV Block %
Atomic Orange
3m
50m
Bleached Slate
3m
50m
83
97
Bush Khaki
3m
50m
Chocolate
3m
50m
Craft Work
3m
50m
92
96
Electric Purple
3m
50m
89
92
Laguna Blue
3m
50m
90
91
Mulberry
3m
50m
89
84
Olive
3m
50m
88
92
Red
3m
50m
90
95
Rust Gold
3m
50m
Sunflower Yellow
3m
50m
80
94
Turquoise
3m
50m
92
85
White
3m
50m
58
88
Zesty lime
3m
50m
85
91
Average
GSM
Average
Warp
Break
Average
Elongation
%
Average
Weft Break
Strength kg
Average
Elongation
%
Average
Burst KPa
Average
Burst to
Mass Ratio
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
320
102
65
186
67
398
1.25
eXtreme 32 Non-Standard Range

eXtreme 32
eXtreme 32
WARRANTY
WARRANTY

Metric
Imperial

Fabric Weight

310-330 gsm
9.2-9.7oz/ft²
Strip Test Method
(AS 2001.2.3.1-2001)
ASTM D 5035-06
ISO 13934-1:1999
Breaking Force
weft
2050-2070N
460-465lbf
warp
1125-1135N
253-255lbf
Elongation
weft
46-55%
46-55%
warp
45-54%
45-54%
Grab Method
AS 2001.2.3.2-2001
ASTM D 5034-06
ISO13934-2:1999
Breaking Force
weft
1500-1740N
337-391lbf
warp
700-735N
157-165lbf
Elongation
weft
23-24%
23-24%
warp
21-23%
21-23%
Wing-Rip Test Method
AS 2001.2.10-1986
Tear Resistance
weft
205-210N
46-47lbf
warp
245-255N
55-57lbf
Tongue Test
ASDM D 2261

weft
175-185N
39-42lbf
warp
255-270N
57-61lbf
Hydraulic Burst
AS 2001.2.4-1990 (Method B)
ASTM D 3786-06
ISO 13938-1:1999
Burst Strength

3400kPa
493psi
Burst Force 25.4 Steel Ball
AS 2001.2.19-1988

1800-2020N
405-454lbf
Pneumatic Burst
SANS 1703:2003
(200mm Coaxial Aperture)
400kPa
58psi
SABS 1703 Minimum Specified Burst Ratio

(Burst/Mass)
1,20
5.90
Actual Mean Burst Ratio

(Burst/Mass)
1,25
6.15
Wind Tunnel Test
Conducted by CSIR (SA) (max
capability of LSWT)

>200km/h
>124mi/h
All specifications have been compiled from results conducted by independent laboratories. The information thereof provided by this company
is considered accurate. It also follows strict quality control standards to ensure that these specifications remain consistent and accurate, within
a minimal variance. These results should therefore be used as an indication of the specifications of the fabric. By using this product, the user
acknowledges that this company cannot be held responsible or liable in any way whatsoever should this information change in any way.
eXtreme 32 COLOURSHADE fabrics have an ultra high density lockstitch knitted pattern and are heat set for additional dimensional stability.
These fabrics are used extensively for large tension structures, carports, shade sails, awnings and other types of shade covers.
2
HDPE
website: www.multiknit.co.za

COLOURSHADE
COLOURSHADE
www.multiknit.com | Tel: +27 (0)13 7512376 | Email: exports@multiknit.co.za | exports1@multiknit.co.za
Aug 2020
ASTM E84
NFPA 701
UL 2218 (Class: 4)

CHOOSE FROM A VARIETY OF DIFFERENT COLOURS
OUR SHADE NET INCORPORATES A KNITTED LOCK STITCH
WITH A MONOFILAMENT AND TWO TYPE YARNS FOR
DEMINSIONAL STABILITY, TEAR AND FRAY RESISTANCE
Our PATTERN GIVES EXCELLENT WEFT AND WARP STABILITY
PROUDLY MANUFACTURED IN SOUTH AFICA
DECORATIVE SHADE NETTING
Brought to you by
COLOURSHADE
COLOURSHADE
ASTM E84
NFPA 701
UL 2218 (Class: 4)

Rain Forest
Red
Royal Blue
Rust Gold
Silver
Terracotta
TOP
BOTTOM
STANDARD PRODUCT RANGE
STANDARD PRODUCT RANGE
TOP

BOTTOM
Black
Bush Khaki
Charcoal
Chocolate
Cinnamon
Desert Sand
Navy Blue
Green
ASTM E84
NFPA 701
UL 2218 (Class: 4)

Olive
Red Earth
Sunflower
Turquoise
White
Zesty Lime
NON-STANDARD PRODUCT RANGE
TOP

BOTTOM
NON-STANDARD PRODUCT RANGE
Yellow
COLOURSHADE
COLOURSHADE
ASTM E84
NFPA 701
UL 2218 (Class: 4)
Acacia
Arizona
Atomic Orange
Electric Purple
Laguna Blue
Mulberry

Brown/Beige
Blue/White
TOP

BOTTOM
NON-STANDARD PRODUCT RANGE - STRIPE (new pattern)
COLOURSHADE
COLOURSHADE
ASTM E84
NFPA 701
UL 2218 (Class: 4)
2 Tone Blue
2 Tone Green
TOP

BOTTOM

TECHNICAL FEATURES
Manufacturers of Knitted Agricultural
and Decorative Shade Net Fabrics
www.multiknit.com
Tel: +27 (0)13 7512376
Email: exports@multiknit.co.za
exports1@multiknit.co.za
Manufactured by:
- 50m rolls and cut lengths
- Standard width: 3m (folded to 1.5m)
Available in:
• Colourshade Z25 is a three bar knitted, lockstitch Z pattern,
incorporating one monofilament and two type yarns for
dimensional stability, tear and fray resistance.
• The fabric his manufactured at our factory, in South Africa,
and is made from virgin High-density polyethylene (HDPE).
• The Z pattern gives excellent weft and warp stability, due to
extended throw of the weft yarns across the knitting needles
during fabrication of the fabric.
• The Z pattern design achieves high density coverage
with the weft yarns, giving up to 97% UV block out and
exceptional water run off properties.
• The Z25 fabric is heat set using a stentering process, giving
additional dimensional stability and strength as a result of
shrinking and equalizing the yarn lengths and knots in the
three bar lock-stitch pattern.
• The stentering of the Z25 fabric assists in reducing sagging
and looseness in the fabric after installation.
• These fabrics are used extensively for large tension
structures, carports, shade sails, awnings and other types of
shade covers.
ASTM E84
NFPA 701
UL 2218 (Class: 4)
95
89
94
92
88
80
90
89
91
86
90
88
84
COLOURSHADE Z25
Standard Range
SHADE
FACTOR %
96
93
95
93
93
92
94
96
92
94
94
93
90
UV BLOCK
OUT %
Beige/Brown
Blue/White
Two-Tone Blue
Two-Tone Green
65
60
75
70
90
87
83
86
SHADE
FACTOR %
UV BLOCK
OUT %
COLOURSHADE
Stripe Range: (New pattern)
COLOURSHADE Z25
Non-Standard Range
Black
Bush Khaki
Charcoal
Chocolate
Cinnamon
Desert Sand
Navy Blue
Rain Forest Green
Red
Royal Blue
Rust Gold
Silver
Terracotta
Acacia
Arizona
Atomic Orange
Electric Purple
Laguna Blue
Mulberry
Olive
Red Earth
Sunflower Yellow
Turquoise
White
Zesty Lime
SHADE
FACTOR %
UV BLOCK
OUT %
80
86
82
95
91
94
84
92
90
93
93
70
83
57
83
90
96
91
97
97
94
92
86
92