Rash guards board shorts swimwear OEM
Develop rash guards, surf shirts, swim trunks, board shorts, sport bikinis, kids swim sets, recycled nylon programs, UV fabrics, silicone labels, pouches, and retail packaging.
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Product details
Plan fabric recovery, UV protection, quick-dry finish, drawcords, liners, prints, silicone labels, pouches, and retail-ready packaging.
Yes. Rash guards, swim trunks, board shorts, sport bikinis, kids swim sets, labels, hangtags, pouches, and packaging can be developed for private label brands.
Surf shops, resort stores, swim clubs, beach event brands, distributors, ecommerce sellers, and summer apparel collections.
Send product references, print direction, fabric preference, size range, logo files, quantity, packaging needs, delivery market, and timeline.
Product specification
This page focuses on the two garment constructions. Use the broader swimwear and water-sports page for training, resort, youth, accessory, and retail assortment planning.
| Product area | Specify | Sample review |
|---|---|---|
| Rash guard fit | Compression or relaxed fit, body and sleeve length, neck shape, panel lines, hem finish, and size chart. | Movement, coverage, recovery, seam comfort, neck stability, opacity, and measured fit. |
| Rash guard artwork | Solid, placement print, or sublimation route; repeat files, panel map, logo sizes, and color references. | Registration across seams, stretch appearance, color consistency, logo scale, and approved placement. |
| Board short waist | Fixed or elastic waist, fly or closure construction, drawcord, rise, inseam, and internal finish. | Security, comfort, hardware exposure, drawcord function, waistband recovery, and movement. |
| Pockets and drainage | Pocket type, position, closure, eyelet or drainage route, reinforcement, and intended use. | Function in motion, water release, bulk, abrasion points, and secure closure. |
| Performance claims | Any UV, chlorine, colorfastness, or other performance requirement and the test method or evidence expected. | Do not place a consumer claim on labels or marketing solely from a fabric name; confirm the required evidence for the target market. |
Wet-use sample protocol
A rash guard and a board short can share artwork, but they do not share the same fit, seam, closure, pocket, drainage, wet-recovery, or safety questions. Approve two identified garments and record the dry and conditioned states used for every comparison.
| Evidence gate | Rash guard decision | Board short decision |
|---|---|---|
| Use and fit block | Name surf, swim, paddling, training, or casual use; compression or relaxed route; sleeve, torso, neck, hem, and coverage measurements. | Name surf, swim, paddling, or leisure use; rise, inseam, leg opening, side slit, waist route, liner, and movement allowance. |
| Material identity | Record face fabric, lining or mesh, weight, stretch direction, recovery, opacity, surface, color, finish, lot reference, and approved substitutions. | Record shell, stretch panel, waistband, pocket mesh, liner, closure, drawcord, eyelet, reinforcement, finish, and component compatibility. |
| Construction map | Locate every panel, low-profile seam, neck finish, sleeve join, hem, elastic or gripper, reinforcement, label, and skin-contact edge. | Locate waistband, fly, closure, drawcord exit, pocket, drainage route, crotch, side slit, stretch panel, bartack, hem, and exposed hardware. |
| Artwork control | Check sublimation or placement art across panel joins, curved areas and extension; record source, output, color target, dimensions and approval sample. | Check artwork around seam allowance, pocket, fly, waistband, side slit and abrasion zones; map patches or transfers away from unwanted contact. |
| Dry and conditioned review | Compare donning, full arm and torso movement, hem stability, neck recovery, seam feel, opacity and print appearance before and after the agreed conditioning. | Compare waistband security, closure, drawcord, pocket load, drainage, stride, squat, high step, wet cling, chafe points and hardware exposure. |
| Claim and release | Define any UV, chlorine, saltwater, drying, colorfastness, recovery or durability claim with an agreed method, sample state, result and scope. A fabric description does not prove the finished-garment claim. Release the exact material, artwork and garment revision together. | |
Brief the sample
Include wearer and activity, fit route, body and sleeve lengths, neckline, panel map, stretch direction, seam preference, hem behavior, print zones, size range and dry or conditioned checks.
Include waist construction, fly or closure, drawcord, rise, inseam, leg opening, side slit, pocket and drainage design, liner, reinforcement, hardware, artwork and movement checks.
Use one approved color and artwork system while keeping separate material codes, measurement charts, construction callouts, sample IDs, defect examples and release decisions.
Retain material lots, output files, physical references, measurements, test or wear results, accepted deviations and component versions; recheck any later substitution.
Send references, print direction, size range, fabric goals, logo files, quantity, and pouch or packaging needs. We will suggest the fastest sample route.