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Carve Designs Kona Rashguard - Women's
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Fun in the sun.
Nothing puts a damper on a great surf day like going home with chafed arms, but thanks to the Carve Designs Women's Kona Rashguard, those days are behind you. This long-sleeve rashguard protects your arms and stomach from those nasty board rashes, while shielding you from harmful UV rays. With a half-zip design for easy on and off, and a fun mix of contrasting patterns, the Kona Rashguard is ready for fun in the sun.
- A playful yet protective long-sleeve rashguard
- Durable stretch fabric offers UPF 50 sun protection
- Half-zip for easy on and off
- Raglan sleeves for increased mobility
- Longer cut for additional coverage
- Made in the USA
- Item #CRV007F
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Nice fit
Not too tight, not too short. Iâm 5â4â and 130. Wearing a Small. So comfortable all day on beach in and out of water. Never clingy or cold.
Bring on the warm weather
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: xs
- Height: 5'2"
- Weight: 102lbs
I needed to update some of my swim wear and decided to get this as a new rash guard. It fits great and feels even better. The shirt is super soft and easy to move in. I'm excited to put this to the test this summer in Hawaii!
Keep those stings away
- Height: 5'9"
- Weight: 130lbs
My wife used this as a way to add a little warmth and protection from the sun. She's normally a medium but this ran a little big. If you want a tighter fit, size down. ( she did)
Makes my wife look great
I bought this Rash guard for my wife to use when kayaking. She looks great in it and the fit is so comfortable she wears it around the house and at work. Love it.
