O'Neill UV Sun Protection Women's Basic Skins Long-Sleeve Rashguard Top

Fabric type Other Fibers Care instructions Hand Wash Only Origin Imported Closure type Pull On Skin... Show more

Fabric type Other Fibers Care instructions Hand Wash Only Origin Imported Closure type Pull On Skin Cancer Foundation Recommended Product; UPF 50+ Ultraviolet Protection Perfect For Surfing, Swimming, Paddle Sports, Boating, And Beach Days Comfortable Yet Durable 6oz Polyester/Spandex Construction Minimal Seam Placement For Maximum Rash Protection Performance Fit: Form-Fitting Tight Layer Fits Like A Second Skin O'Neill Basic Skins are simple, durable base layer shirts designed to protect you from the elements in and out of the water. A sleek fit and clean graphics highlight the top, which is made of five-ounce polyester and four-way stretch spandex. Flatloc stitching is comfortable and durable, and Basic Skins both rash protection and 50+ UV protection. About O'Neill Back in1952, Jack O'Neill opened the first Surf Shop in a garage. He shaped balsa surfboards and sold accessories like paraffin wax and vests he started gluing together from neoprene. When the vests started selling, Jack decided to go into the wetsuit business, and the Surf Shop became a local gathering place. Soon surfers were riding more waves, and riding them better, in large measure because they could enjoy longer sessions in cold water in their new neoprene suits. Surfers' territories expanded -- Northern California became a year-round surf zone, and people were surfing New Hampshire and Rhode Island in January. Explorations and transplants to surf culture opened up Oregon, Washington, and Canada.