How to Order Triple-X Custom Rashies and Get the Right Fit

Triple-X (triple-x.com.au) makes custom and personalised rashies, rash-shirts, rash-vests and rash-guards, and the site describes ordering as "easy" and "custom made to your requirements." To get the right result, work through three things before you commit: choose your style and colour, confirm your size against the fitting guide, then send your requirements and logo through the enquiry/quote form or contact the team directly. This applies whether you're ordering for yourself or for a club or event that needs custom printing.

Step 1: Review rashie styles and colours

Start on the Rashie Styles & Colours page. This is where you see the options available before you decide anything else. Because every garment is custom made to your requirements, the style and colour choice drives the rest of the order — so settle this first.

If you're ordering for a club or event, note that Triple-X specialises in custom printed rashies with your logo, so have your logo file ready at this stage.

Step 2: Get the correct fit using the fitting guide

Triple-X provides a Fitting Guide specifically to help customers get the correct fit. Use it rather than guessing from a normal clothing size, since these are made-to-order garments.

The site's own framing is that "it's easy to get the correct fit" — but that assumes you actually check the guide. Getting the fit wrong is the most likely reason an order needs to be redone, so treat this step as essential, not optional.

Step 3: Send your requirements or request a quote

Once you know your style, colour and size, submit your details through the Enquiry/Quote Form, or contact Triple-X directly. For club and event orders, this is also where you'd specify your logo and any custom printing.

Contact details listed on the site:

What you're ordering

Worth knowing before you order, since it affects both cost expectations and suitability:

• Australian made — the business states it is proudly 100% Australian owned and operated, and manufactures in Australia.
• Eco-friendly material — garments use Italian Lycra constructed from recycled fishnets. Triple-X describes itself as the world's first eco-friendly rashies.
• Chlorine-proof options — the business also specialises in manufacturing chlorine-proof rashies, which matters if you're ordering for pool training rather than open water.
• Family run — described as a personable family run business, which is relevant if you want direct back-and-forth on a club order rather than a purely automated checkout.

Common sticking points

• Skipping the fitting guide. Because garments are custom made, there's no standard size to fall back on. Check the guide first.
• Leaving the logo until late. If you're ordering for a club or event, the logo is part of the custom print, so raise it in your initial enquiry.
• Assuming pool and open-water needs are the same. If your rashie will be used in chlorinated water, ask specifically about the chlorine-proof range.
• Not stating your requirements clearly. The site's promise is "custom made to your requirements" — that only works if you spell out what those requirements are in the enquiry form or when you call.

The site does not publish prices or an online checkout, so treat the enquiry/quote form or the freecall number as the route to confirmed pricing and lead times.