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The fit of a rashguard depends somewhat on its use. Some rashguards are worn more as a shirt and should therefore have a looser fit. However, rashguards in general are worn as a tight fitting protective outerlayer - either to protect from the sun or from the chaffing of the surface of the surfboard, for example.
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