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OFauna North Atlantic Humpback Whale Rashguard (Front)
These hand-drawn marine life rashguards are one of a kind! The perfect alternative to sunscreen which helps protect our coral reefs. Made from 71% recycled post-consumer plastic water bottles, they are ideal for all of your favorite water (or land) adventures. Designed by a scuba diver for all ranges of ocean lovers to be slightly thicker than your average sun shirt, to keep your upper body warmer longer.
OFauna North Atlantic Humpback Whale Rashguard (Back)
Fun Fact: In the early months of every year, female North Atlantic humpback whales migrate down to the Silver Bank, Dominican Republic to give birth to their young and teach them how to survive, while others choose a suitable male to mate with.
Not So Fun Fact: Only 366 North Atlantic right whales are left in the wild today, making them one of the most critically endangered species on Earth.
OFauna Youth | Green Sea Turtle Rashguard (Front)
These hand-drawn marine life rashguards are one of a kind! The perfect alternative to sunscreen which helps protect our coral reefs. Made from 71% recycled post-consumer plastic water bottles, they are ideal for all of your favorite water (or land) adventures. Designed by a scuba diver for all ranges of ocean lovers to be slightly thicker than your average sun shirt, to keep your upper body warmer longer.
OFauna Youth | Green Sea Turtle Rashguard (Back)
Fun Fact: Female green sea turtles will travel thousands of miles every two to four years from their feeding grounds, back to their 'hatching' grounds (the beach where they were born) to mate and lay their eggs.
Learn more about Green Sea Turtles and how you can help protect them.
OFauna Tiger Shark Rashguard (Front)
These hand-drawn marine life rashguards are one of a kind! The perfect alternative to sunscreen which helps protect our coral reefs. Made from 71% recycled post-consumer plastic water bottles, they are ideal for all of your favorite water (or land) adventures. Designed by a scuba diver for all ranges of ocean lovers to be slightly thicker than your average sun shirt, to keep your upper body warmer longer.
OFauna Tiger Shark Rashguard (Back)
Fun Fact: Tiger sharks help keep our oceans clean & healthy by eating dead, diseased, and dying marine animals. Sharks are not monsters, they are essential members of our ecosystems, who are constantly misrepresented by media.
Learn more about Tiger Sharks and how you can help protect them.