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You might want to consider buying a short sleeve or long sleeve rash guard. They are meant to be worn in the water (like for snorkeling). They cover you up and provide sun protection - t-shirts do not.

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thanks...but I never heard of a rash guard...what do they look like?

 

You might want to consider buying a short sleeve or long sleeve rash guard. They are meant to be worn in the water (like for snorkeling). They cover you up and provide sun protection - t-shirts do not.
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Hi

 

 

Just wondering if you can wear a t hirt in the pool on the Explorer. Just a guy that won't go barechested...Got my reasons.

 

Please let me know about this?

thanks

 

 

Good question ... my DH has psoriasis and this would be good to know

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a nudist camp or something (and even then, you are not required to be sans clothing....)
Technically at many, you are! "Clothing optional" is truly that, but a naturalist haven typically doesn't allow clothing....

 

My husband always wears a wet suit vest or rash guard shirt when surfing (I tease him it's 'cause he's not very good and falls a lot and needs the protection--which is mostly true:rolleyes: ) I think he got his at a surf shop in Florida but they're easy to find online too. Nice thing is that a non-cotton fabric will dry MUCH quicker than a regular cotton t-shirt would.

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where can I get one that will make me look like the guy in the picture? LOL

 

im with you. leave the shirt at home and give me the guy :D . i must live in the wrong area to have anyone that looks like that too choose from .

 

sorry, couldnt pass it up.

 

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I've scoured the internet for UV-protective clothing and the best prices I could find were at Sungrubbies. In fact, I just ordered two rashguard shirts from them yesterday. They shipped the very same day!

 

http://www.sungrubbies.com/RashguardLongSolid.htm

 

The link will take you to the rashguard line, but there are lots of other interesting items available.

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Well, on my recent cruise...there was an old man running around in a speedo, and it looked like he was smuggling chapstick! :D I would have been more than happy if he had swam with his bed comforter wrapped around him! I'm sure your t-shirt will not be noticed, muchless against the rules.

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You might want to consider buying a short sleeve or long sleeve rash guard. They are meant to be worn in the water (like for snorkeling). They cover you up and provide sun protection - t-shirts do not.

 

Plus, they don't get weighted down like t-shirts do!

 

D.

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Well, on my recent cruise...there was an old man running around in a speedo, and it looked like he was smuggling chapstick! :D I would have been more than happy if he had swam with his bed comforter wrapped around him! I'm sure your t-shirt will not be noticed, muchless against the rules.

 

that is too funny!!

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