18 designs featuring both blue and pink.
Our solid color collection in shades of blue & pink.

Pink
USD $49.99

Blue
USD $49.99

Cherry
USD $49.99

Hot Pink
USD $49.99

Hibiscus
USD $49.99

Schiaparelli Pink
USD $49.99

Bauhaus Red
USD $49.99

Denim
USD $49.99

Strawberry
USD $49.99

Viva Magenta
USD $49.99

Bauhaus Blue
USD $49.99

Cinnabar
USD $49.99

Dragonfruit
USD $49.99

Pomegranate
USD $49.99

Electric Fuchsia
USD $49.99

Valentino Red
USD $49.99

Lapis
USD $49.99

Very Peri
USD $49.99

Barbie Pink
USD $49.99

Rose
USD $49.99

Steel
USD $49.99

Cranberry
USD $49.99

Cobalt
USD $49.99

Mid Denim
USD $49.99

Frost Kids Rash Guard
Ice-dye Collection

Frost Kids Rash Guard
Ice-dye Collection

Spectrum Kids Rash Guard
Rainbow Collection

Spectrum Kids Rash Guard
Rainbow Collection

Chromatic Kids Rash Guard
Spectrum Lab Collection

Chromatic Kids Rash Guard
Spectrum Lab Collection

Mosaic Kids Rash Guard
Watercolor Collection

Mosaic Kids Rash Guard
Watercolor Collection

Prism Kids Rash Guard
Spectrum Collection

Ripple Kids Rash Guard
Striped Collection

Chroma Kids Rash Guard
Holographic Collection

Ripple Kids Rash Guard
Striped Collection

Pixelate Kids Rash Guard
Glitch Collection

Aurora Kids Rash Guard
Holographic Collection

Aurora Kids Rash Guard
Holographic Collection

Pixelate Kids Rash Guard
Glitch Collection

Pink Kids Rash Guard
Solid Colors

Blue Kids Rash Guard
Solid Colors
Blue and pink is the wardrobe note for a holiday that wants to hold a contradiction — cool against warm, sky against blush, the structured against the romantic. A blue and pink kids rashguards lives in that tension. Our blue and pink kids rashguards are original prints cut to keep the two colors in real conversation: cobalt against rose, sky against hot pink, navy against soft blush. The mood reads playful, slightly fashion-forward, unmistakably summer. Worn with a tan, gold jewelry, and the simplest possible white cover-up, the blue and pink kids rashguards becomes the piece that looks like the trip wanted to be photographed — and the one most likely to make it into the photograph that finally defines the holiday.