Review on TM FSZ02 MNT_Small Womens Hoodie Rashguard Swimsuit Women's Clothing by Shawn Sims

Overall I'm happy with the TSLA rashguards, but sizing is difficult and depends on the style. I usually wear size S or M. Zippered rashguard without pockets and hood runs small. I bought an M and it fits but is very snug. Building on that, I first tried the L in this hooded version, but it was huge. Then I tried M and S and decided on S, although the sleeve length is a little short (just above the wrists). My mom, who usually wears M or L, also ended up at SI. I also tried the men's version of my 13 year old son's same rashguard (hooded and pockets) in size XS and I liked the longer arm length better than the hooded one. Women's S, but I prefer women's general fit. If you don't mind a less figure-hugging look and, above all, have longer arms, I would at least consider the men's version. It's also about $6 cheaper. All in all these TSLA rashguards fit me, a 5'6" 120lb female, like this: Ladies zipped, no hood/pockets - runs small, plus size at least 1 size Ladies zipped hooded/pockets large, at least one size smaller 1 if not 2 sizes Men's zipped hooded bags are 1 or 2 sizes smaller, looser look, longer sleeves (cheaper than the women's version) Guideline if your rashguard still doesn't quite fit!