HUGE SPORTS Men's Rash Guard Long Sleeves UPF 50+ UV Sun Protection Quick Drying Splice Compression Swim Shirts

Fits like a glove and extremely comfortable.

This is a great rashguard for bike riding, or other sports where you are in the sun for a long period of time. It blocks the sun, as after wearing this while bike riding at 9000 feet in direct sun, my arms are sunburn-free. The material feels great, and the arms are long enough for tall folks with long arms. The flat seams of the shirt are well sewn, and the seams do not restrict movement, nor do they feel restrictive.

Great Diving Shirt! Husband loves it! Material is nice not too heavy! Great patterns available, husband is 5’9” 187 lbs , he has broader shoulders and I got him an Xxl, fit perfect!

No rashes. So far so good. Blocks storm UV rays while on the water as well.

I normally wear an XL but the XXL, which is what I ordered, fits perfectly. The quality and fit are nice. Well worth the price.

Large was like a small

This rashguard is so cool. Great material, lightweight, and really vibrant colors.

80% POLYESTER, 20% ELASTANE (Spandex), not NYLON as claimed in product info. I don't like polyester at all for a rash guard. While it is abrasion resistant and protects you from the sun there is no comparison to the skin feel of nylon over polyester. Polyester is scratchy and stiff, nylon is silky smooth and highly elastic with fantastic resiliency. Stretch nylon and it goes back to the same size instantly. Polyester doesn't stretch like this. This shirt has 4-way stretch (not 2-way as claimed - 4 way is better) and I measured 165% horizontal and 150% vertical. While that sounds pretty good a 80% Nylon/20% spandex shirt stretches 210% horizontal and 190% vertical, maybe more, I have some nylon skirts I can stretch to 250%. Shirt is medium weight, white on the inside and printed on the outside. Shirt has flatlock stitched seams but they have a double layer of fabric in the seam so they are not true flat lock where the fabric edges just kiss together. True flatlock has only the thread as the additional thickness at the seams and generally stretches as much as the fabric. It is an expensive process to create and difficult to find ready to wear garments with true flat lock. Additionally, because the seams were probably sewn together first then over stitched with the flat lock they have much less stretch than the fabric. Side seams stretch 125% versus the fabric that stretches 150%. Sewing is ok, there are a few seams with puckering and some areas where the fabric is hanging out past the stitches. The neck band is also slightly puckered like a lettuce hem. Sizing in the chart is body size for a COMPRESSION shirt, I had to get an XL to fit with a casual looser but snug fit based on the sizing chart. I normally wear a medium or sometimes a large. I have a 15.5” neck and the shirt is tight up against me. The size chart says 17.5”, neck cuff measures 17” relaxed. I like loose round necks. Measured shirt chest: 42, Middle of stomach: 38.5, Hem: 37”. This is the only shirt I ever had that has a reverse taper that is widest at the chest and tapers to narrowest at the waist. This makes it fit my chest, tight on my stomach, and tighter on my waist. Shirt is good and long at 29” For reference I am 40/36/39, 6’ tall and 187 pounds Overall; very disappointed this is not nylon/spandex fabric as mentioned in the product info under the questions area. It was the only reference to the actual fabric type and I took a chance that it would be nylon but sadly it is polyester. I’m sending it back. There are a thousand men’s polyester shirts that cost less than this one. There is nothing I see about this shirt to justify the price.