This is not the typical rash guard shirt. It is designed to be a little loose on the fit. If you are looking for it to be skin tight you will need to order one size smaller then your normal shirt size.
The shirt is designed to help keep the wearer more cool and dry then a typical shirt. It also fits a little more snug then the average T-shirt. It being a little more snug does help prevent rashes on areas that do a lot of rubbing. For instance the arm pit areas or inner elbows.
I got this for my nephew who has started to really be active is sports. He is getting ready to start into track so this is a great shirt to help keep him cooled off while he is training. Yet it offers the long sleeves and being a full shirt to help on the beginning of the warm ups as well. My nephew washes the shirt almost daily after his practices so it can be ready for the next day.
So far with the abuse of my nephew and being into sports the shirt seems to be holding up very well. I have not seen any of the strings from the stitching separating. The material seems to be durable enough to handle light snags constantly as well with out any signs of damage.
If you are looking for a well build shirt for someone in your life that is active or just enjoys the material these shirts are made from should really pick one up. They do seem to stand up well to some abuse, helps keep the core a little bit cooler, and does aid is rash prevention. I would like to thank Life is Sweet and affiliates for sending this rash guard shirt to try out and share my opinion.
Can be found at:
http://www.amazon.com/Rash-Guard-Various-Sizes-Large/dp/B00XAT5KR6/ref=cm_sw_em_r_rdptop_DPIQwb1HNFAX0_tt
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