Overall rating: 4.055794 / 5 from 233 reviews.
The Revilla Button-Up Convertible Wrap offers versatile sun protection with a soft, lightweight, and breathable fabric. Customers appreciate its multiple wear options and high-quality material, though some noted issues with button placement and lack of instructions.
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"This is perfect to throw on over tank tops or t-shirts, and the airflow keeps me cool. I’ve been wearing it everywhere. So far I’ve used it only in the poncho configuration. I’m 5’4”, 130lbs, and this fits me like it shows in the photos."
"was not what I expected considering the pictures. so yes it can be worn as shown but it is basically like they cut a rectangle piece of the SPF material and then added the buttons and holes. quite expensive for this overall. there is no "size". so anyway I will keep it for my walks to cover up. don't feel like sending it back cause I didn't pay extra for the returning item fee which I also not so fond of."
"I bought this in every color! I love them! Very versatile!!"
"material feels heavy and I only like it whenits worn as 2 sleeves"
"It needs a video to explain it uses!! Looks nice in photos os but sending it back. Not my Fav."
"The wrap is almost there. The buttons should be placed for the workings of the shoulder wrap—and come from the same side (underneath). On one of my arms the buttons come from the top, on the other arm the buttons come from underneath, and it just looks wonky. Not seamless or expensive looking, just sort of like “im wearing a blanket and tried to invent a wrap out of it. ” It could also come in two sizes to combat it feeling like such a big blanket. We pay a lot for your clothes. Please keep us expensive looking and not just bleh and average. I agree with colors, coolibar. All of us cannot handle cool and icy or bright and loud colors. And we are all demographics—young, mature, white, black, Asian, we live in New England, Florida, Washington state, over seas and all in between. We need clothes for dates, grocery runs, baby showers, work, summer vacation, and typical girlfriend dinner or brunch. Please think outside the box. Get some diverse fabric colorists in there. And, who cares if our bathing suit is upf 50 over our butt cheeks? We need coverage over our head, arms, legs, everywhere. We can’t wear a bathing suit. We have to wear swim tights. Don’t you know your actual demographic? I get it, the options draw lots of people in. Once there they may shop a bit. But “we” are relying on you. “We” pay your bills. “We” invest thousands in your clothing every season. We repeat shop year -after year - after year. I hope you are listening."
"all of these colors are too pale, cool, for and bright for lots of the products. I want to see soft teals, army greens, soft browns, a pinky mauve rose, I would love to buy this. but i do NOT look good in black, pure white, or grey. Look at free people and their color palette. SOFT colors. NOT pastels"
"Looks great on models but trying to create the same at home was very frustrating and definitely didn't look as nice. Actually looks sloppy on me, regret buying this piece and regret buying. I think a long sleeve jacket of some type would be better"
"I love this piece and it's versatility. I really wish this came in more colors like teal or the ikat pattern so I had a nice pop of color"
"Easy to use, versatile"
