Men's Short-Sleeve Rash Guard III, Army Green Tent
- UPF 50+ (maker)
- Quick-dry (maker)
$19.99
Size XL · Army Green Tent
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Colours of this piece
White Coconut Tree
Grey Background White Orangutan
Blue Background Fisherman
Gradient Grey Black Fish
Cyan Waves
Khaki Orangutan
Gradient Blue Fish
Green Fishing Boat B
Grey Background Orangutan
Army Green Tent
Yellow Background Beer Bottle
Pink Background Beer Bottle
Gradient Blue Swordfish
Gradient Green Surfboard
Fit and size
Sun shirts are meant to fit loose, and they run true to size for a loose fit. Take your usual size, and go up if you want air between the shirt and your back on a hot day. The hooded pairs run a little longer in the body so the hem stays down when you reach.
The piece in plain words
What this men's piece is
A men's rash guard in Army Green Tent: a light polyester knit the maker rates UPF 50+, cut loose so air moves between the shirt and the skin. Short sleeves, so the forearms need sunscreen and the shoulders do not.
UPF 50+ is the maker's rating, printed here as the maker's words, and the maker publishes no test report for the range. What the rating describes is dry fabric that is not stretched. A shirt soaked through or pulled tight lets more sun through than the same shirt dry and loose. The maker also calls it quick-dry, breathable and lightweight.
Wearing it
Fishing, hiking, a long day at a field: the shirt goes on over a tee or alone, and the sunscreen goes on the hands and the face. Rinse it after salt water, wash it cold, and it dries on a hanger in an hour.
Everything on the label
| For | men |
|---|---|
| Colour | Army Green Tent |
| Size on this page | X-Large |
| Sizes in this colour | XL, 3XL |
| Sleeve | short sleeve |
| The maker calls it | UPF 50+, quick-dry, breathable |
| Bench | UPF 50+ Sun Shirts |
| Catalogue reference | PD-N9PS4 |
Words that belong to the maker
The maker calls this piece UPF 50+, quick-dry, breathable and lightweight. Those are the maker's words, and the maker publishes no test report for the range. The sun guide and the trail guide explain what such words mean in use.
What it does not do
UPF 50+ is a maker's rating for dry, unstretched fabric. It does not protect the skin it does not cover, and a wet, tight shirt covers less.
Read more: UPF 50+ on a label: what a sun shirt does, what the rating means and what wet fabric changes
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Before you order
Questions about this piece
Is the UPF rating tested?
It is the maker's rating, and the maker publishes no test report for it. You get the words as given. Covered skin does not burn, and that part needs no rating.
Does it run hot?
Looser than a tee and lighter than a sweatshirt. In still heat a short sleeve pair is cooler, and in wind and sun the long sleeve pair is the one people keep on.
Which size?
Sun shirts are meant to fit loose, and they run true to size for a loose fit. Take your usual size, and go up if you want air between the shirt and your back on a hot day. The hooded pairs run a little longer in the body so the hem stays down when you reach.
Worn together
The other half of the outfit
$19.99