Billabong Womens Lycra FZ SS Rashie
Billabong Womens Lycra FZ SS Rashie is designed to provide comfort and sun protection for all your beach and water activities. Made with 82% recycled polyester and 18% elastane, this rashguard offers excellent stretch and durability. With a UV protection rating of 50 UPF, it shields you from harmful sun rays while you enjoy your time in the water. The classic fit and 1/2 zip front make it easy to wear and remove, while the printed sleeves and solid body add a stylish touch.
Billabong Womens Lycra FZ SS Rashie Features:
- Fabric Composition: 82% Recycled Polyester, 18% Elastane for stretch and comfort.
- UV Protection: 50 UPF sun protection to keep you safe from the sun's harmful rays.
- Fit: Classic fit for comfort and mobility during water sports.
- 1/2 Zip Front: Provides easy entry and exit, offering convenience when changing.
- Graphic: Left chest graphic for a stylish look.
- Printed Sleeves & Solid Body: Stylish contrast between printed sleeves and a solid body for a modern look.
Description
Billabong Womens Lycra FZ SS Rashie is designed to provide comfort and sun protection for all your beach and water activities. Made with 82% recycled polyester and 18% elastane, this rashguard offers excellent stretch and durability. With a UV protection rating of 50 UPF, it shields you from harmful sun rays while you enjoy your time in the water. The classic fit and 1/2 zip front make it easy to wear and remove, while the printed sleeves and solid body add a stylish touch.
Billabong Womens Lycra FZ SS Rashie Features:
- Fabric Composition: 82% Recycled Polyester, 18% Elastane for stretch and comfort.
- UV Protection: 50 UPF sun protection to keep you safe from the sun's harmful rays.
- Fit: Classic fit for comfort and mobility during water sports.
- 1/2 Zip Front: Provides easy entry and exit, offering convenience when changing.
- Graphic: Left chest graphic for a stylish look.
- Printed Sleeves & Solid Body: Stylish contrast between printed sleeves and a solid body for a modern look.
