O'Neillmens BASIC SKINS Rash Guards (pack of 1)

Note, these are a slim fit. If you're a husky fella and don't want a body shape T, these are not for you. The description doesn't specify this, so beware.

This short-sleeve sun shirt feels better than some UPF 50+ shirts - less "plasticy," and more like a natural fiber.O'Neill has a well-deserved reputation for quality products, so I hope the moisture wicking will make this a bit cooler as well. I wear either L (most T-shirts and "camp" shirts) and XL, and have long arms. The XL fits well, snug, but not too tight. And the sleeves are longer than on most T-shirts.

I bought one of these shirts and two other sun shirts also by O’Neill. All the same size. They all say they are the same size on the tags, but are wildly different in actual sizes. One fits right. Another fits right in the body, but the sleeves go well past my elbow, which looks weird. This one is ridiculously small to the point that I thought it must have been a women’s shirt, but the tag says men’s. It doesn’t even go down to my waist. It also has no logo on the back, differing from the picture provided. I think I was probably sent a different product. If not, O’Neill really needs to work on their quality control.

I ordered a white and gray version. Reviews said order larger since these are "slim fit." The white version (XL) fits me perfectly. Just loose enough. The grey version, also XL, feels like I am wearing an adult small. The both show XL on the collar, but the white shoes EU size of 54 while the gray shows EU size of 44. I hope the seller reads these reviews and fixes this issue.

This shirt is a bit slim so order up if you like more room. I do like that the collar fits properly and isn't stretched out and wide like other shirts. It is a bit more thin than another O'Neill rash guard shirt that I own, but still comfortable and a I feel this one dries quicker. This is my second O'Neill rash guard shirt because they produce a quality product and I would purchase again.