UV-radiation goes through water and regular shirts. Water increases the intensity of UV radiation with 10%. With a rashguard you do not need to worry about exposure to the sun or elements. Rashguards have a UPF-protection 50+. That means that the garment only allows 1/50th (2%) of the sun its harmful UV radiation to pass through the garment. UPF 50 block approximately 98% of the sun its radiation before it reaches your skin.
The rashguards are chlorine resistant and have a moisture-wicking. That means when moisture gets absorbed into a fabric its yarn, it is trapped there instead of moving through the fabric. Your skin stays dry and helps eliminate skin-on-skin friction.
‘We recommend a rashguard above sun protective lotions because the rashguard is ocean friendly.
Sun protective lotions, even the waterproof lotions, will slowly rinse off your body because of the water and you must keep buying new ones.
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