Billabong Arch Wave 50+ UPF Short Sleeve Rash Vest - Beige - 40

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The Billabong Arch Wave 50+ UPF Short Sleeve Rash Vest is designed for surfers and water sports enthusiasts who require reliable sun protection and comfort during long sessions in the ocean. Featuring a smooth, silk-touch polyester blend, this garment provides an effective 50+ UPF barrier against harmful UV rays while maintaining a relaxed, loose fit that ensures freedom of movement. While its loose fit is excellent for comfort, it may experience more drag in heavy surf compared to compression-style rash guards.
| Colour | Beige |
|---|---|
| Material | Polyester |
| Waist Size UK | 40 |
| Model Part Number | EBYWR03019-chi |
| Brand | Billabong |
Yes, it is rated at 50+ UPF, which provides excellent protection against harmful UV rays for covered areas.
This model features a loose, relaxed fit, which is designed for comfort rather than high-compression performance.
Yes, you can wear it under a wetsuit, though the loose fit may cause bunching compared to a compression-style rash guard.
It is constructed from a high-quality, durable polyester blend designed for water-based activities.
Rinse with fresh water after every use and hang to dry in the shade. Do not machine dry or use harsh detergents.
This is normal for polyester-blend performance gear. Ensure you are following proper cold-water rinse cycles to help the fibers maintain their original shape.
Soak the vest in a basin of fresh, cool water for 30 minutes, then rinse thoroughly and air dry away from direct sunlight.
No setup is required; simply pull the garment on before heading into the water. To ensure the longevity of the UPF protection and the integrity of the fabric, rinse the vest thoroughly with fresh cold water after every saltwater session to remove salt, sand, and sunscreen residue. Hang it to dry in the shade, as direct, prolonged sunlight can eventually degrade the technical fibers of the polyester blend. Avoid using bleach, fabric softeners, or high-heat ironing.