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Rhodesian Brushstroke Camo Men's Rash Guard

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Rhodesian Brushstroke Camo Men's Rash GuardThe pattern that held the bush. Now it owns the water. Rhodesian Brushstroke is one of the most recognizable camouflage patterns of the 20th century. Developed in the 1960s and worn by Rhodesian forces operating in dense African bush, it was built for broken terrain, harsh light, tall grass, scrub, dust, and shadow. Big vertical strokes. Hard contrast. Earth tones that move. It had the visual punch of field art and the practical purpose of

The pattern that held the bush. Now it owns the water.

Rhodesian Brushstroke is one of the most recognizable camouflage patterns of the 20th century. Developed in the 1960s and worn by Rhodesian forces operating in dense African bush, it was built for broken terrain, harsh light, tall grass, scrub, dust, and shadow.

Big vertical strokes. Hard contrast. Earth tones that move. It had the visual punch of field art and the practical purpose of disappearing in rough country. Decades later, the pattern still hits: aggressive, organic, instantly recognizable, and better looking than most things approved by a committee.

This rash guard brings that legendary brushstroke look into a modern performance build. The fabric has four-way stretch for paddling, swimming, training, lifting, and general aquatic misbehavior. Flat seams help reduce chafing, while the longer body and sleeves give you better coverage in sun, surf, salt, and sweat.

If you know the pattern, you already know why it matters.

Details

75% recycled polyester, 25% elastane, US/Mexico production
82% polyester, 18% elastane, Latvia production
Fabric weight: 6.64 oz./yd², US/Mexico
Fabric weight: 6.78 oz./yd², Latvia
Ultra-soft four-way stretch
Extended body and sleeves for full coverage
Flat seam and coverstitch construction
Comfortable athletic fit
UPF-rated coverage for sun protection

Care tip: Rinse thoroughly after each use to remove chlorine or salt. This rash guard runs slim. Size up for a more relaxed fit.

Size guide

  CHEST (inches) WAIST (inches) HIPS (inches)
XS 36 ¼ 29 ⅞ 37
S 37 ¾ 31 ½ 38 ⅝
M 39 ⅜ 33 ⅛ 40 ⅛
L 42 ½ 36 ¼ 43 ¼
XL 45 ⅝ 39 ⅜ 46 ½
2XL 48 ⅞ 42 ½ 49 ⅝
3XL 52 45 ⅝ 52 ¾
  CHEST (cm) WAIST (cm) HIPS (cm)
XS 92 76 94
S 96 80 98
M 100 84 102
L 108 92 110
XL 116 100 118
2XL 124 108 126
3XL 132 116 134
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