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ラッシュガード (rasshugaado) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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When I go to the beach, I wear a rash guard to prevent sunburn.
Children's rash guards often come in colorful designs.
Related words ウェットスーツ A wetsuit is thicker and provides thermal insulation for cold water, while a rash guard is thin and mainly for sun and rash protection.
水みず 着ぎ A general term for swimwear; a rash guard is a specific type of top often worn over or instead of a regular swimsuit.
Etymology Borrowed from English 'rash guard' (also 'rash vest' or 'rashie'), referring to a protective shirt originally used by surfers.
