Swimwear Care Guide

Taking proper care of your swimwear ensures that your suits maintain their shape, color, and fit season after season. Our swimwear is designed for durability, but even the highest-quality fabrics benefit from gentle handling. Follow these simple steps to keep your favorite swimsuits looking and feeling like new.

Hand Washing is Best

Like all delicate swimwear, the shape, color, and fit of your swimsuit is best preserved by hand washing in cold water with a mild detergent. Avoid harsh chemicals or bleach, as these can break down the fabric fibers, causing fading, stretching, or damage.

Step-by-Step Hand Wash:

Fill a sink or basin with cold water.
Add a small amount of mild detergent and mix gently.
Submerge your swimsuit and lightly agitate with your hands.
Rinse thoroughly in cold water until all soap is removed.
Gently squeeze out excess water—avoid wringing for most colors to prevent stretching.

Special Care for Neon Pink and Coral Swimsuits

Bright colors like Neon Pink and Coral require extra care to maintain their vibrancy:

After washing, wring out as much water as possible without twisting the fabric too harshly.
These swimsuits are best dried hanging separately to prevent color transfer and to allow proper airflow.

Drying Your Swimwear

Proper drying helps preserve the elasticity and shape of your swimsuit:

Always lay flat to dry on a clean towel or drying rack.
Avoid direct sunlight, which can fade colors over time.
Never use a dryer, iron, or other direct heat sources.

Pro Tip: Rotate the suit occasionally while drying to ensure even airflow and faster drying.

Storage Tips

Proper storage prevents damage and keeps your swimsuits ready for your next swim:

Store flat or folded, not crumpled.
Keep in a cool, dry place to avoid mildew.
Avoid leaving damp swimsuits in bags or lockers for long periods.
For multi-piece swimsuits, store sets together to keep matching pieces paired.

Additional Swimwear Care Tips

Rinse after each use: Chlorine, saltwater, and sunscreen can break down swimsuit fabrics over time.
Avoid rough surfaces: Sitting on rough pool edges or decks can snag or pill fabric.
Rotate your swimsuits: Wearing the same suit frequently can cause faster wear—rotate between suits when possible.
Be careful with lotions and oils: Sunscreen, tanning oils, and body lotions can leave residue; rinse promptly to prevent staining.

Why Proper Swimwear Care Matters

Following these simple steps ensures your swimsuits maintain their original fit, elasticity, and vibrant colors, allowing you to enjoy them season after season. Proper care also helps protect the investment you’ve made in high-quality swimwear.

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