Blog — SolSister

“All I really need are a few Sol La La pieces to last me my whole cruise! The quality is exceptional, and they’re so versatile. My favorite thing to do on cruises is walk around different ports, but the sun can be strong. Now I’m protected and stylish and my iris Swing matches the ocean! I love to travel with Sol La La.” - Louise B.  This winter, trade the frosty air for warm luscious waves and bring Sol La La with you! Take it from our Sol Sister Louise who loves to cruise the deep blue sea sporting her iris blue...

Judi “steps into the sun...” when she takes her grandchildren out in the Hamptons. The sun’s harmful rays can beat down on her for hours, so luckily, her Sol La T keeps her sensitive shoulders and back of hands protected and cool while building sand castles and enjoying ice cream cones with her little rays of sunshine. But that’s not the only time she’s being sun-kissed. Judi’s winter home in Florida is perfect for her new Sol La La sun style as the sun’s rays are strong all year round...

"My Sol O earned the family-fashionistas' thumbs up and this doctor’s seal of approval." We're lucky to have Dr. Jacqueline Beer, well known NYC dermatologist, on the Sol La La advisory board. With more than 20 years experience, Dr. Beer sees, first hand, the damage the sun's harmful rays can do to skin. At her practice, Eastside Medical and Aesthetic Dermatology, Dr. Beer’s patients range in age from newborn to octogenarian. We caught up with Dr. Beer in an exclusive interview to help spread some of her sun-smart gospel to our sol sisters...

Hi, I'm Abby. Welcome to Sol La La! I created Sol La La so we "Sol Sisters" can be free to enjoy an outdoor lifestyle, in style, without worrying about the sun's harmful rays. I love being outdoors shopping, sight seeing, taking walks on the beach, going to flea markets, gardening, watching my kids play sports...the list goes on and on. What I don't love is slathering on chemical-based sunscreen all the time and buying expensive UV protective clothes, most of which look like...

"The fabric is soft, the styling is pretty and I love the color! The UV protection of the Sol La La material is also very important to me." Doctors Without Borders sent Hope on a mission to Myanmar, where the weather forecast is ‘sunshine’ for eight months of the year (with three to four months being extremely hot). She’s a project coordinator helping to serve 17,000 HIV patients — the kind of good-hearted and talented friend we all love to have. The sun can be very intense in Myanmar, she tells us, so most people carry umbrellas...