SWIMWEAR
Behind The Seams
Our swimwear is designed to keep its shape, support, and colour through sun, sea, and chlorine alike. With a little aftercare between wears, you can keep it performing and looking as good as day one, season after season.
Caring For Swimwear
Swimwear is made to hold its shape and colour through sun, salt, and chlorine, but constant exposure to all three over time can cause some natural colour change.
Rinse your swimwear in fresh water immediately after every wear, and avoid leaving it to soak, as this can affect both colour and fit. Try to avoid direct contact with rough pool or beach surfaces, sun creams, and oils, as these can also affect the fabric over time.
Colour may transfer onto other fabrics while wet, so let your swimwear dry fully, away from direct heat, before storing or packing it away.
Rinse your swimwear in fresh water immediately after every wear, and avoid leaving it to soak, as this can affect both colour and fit. Try to avoid direct contact with rough pool or beach surfaces, sun creams, and oils, as these can also affect the fabric over time.
Colour may transfer onto other fabrics while wet, so let your swimwear dry fully, away from direct heat, before storing or packing it away.
Washing Swimwear
Swimwear is made to hold its shape and colour through sun, salt, and chlorine, but constant exposure to all three over time can cause some natural colour change.
Rinse your swimwear in fresh water immediately after every wear, and avoid leaving it to soak, as this can affect both colour and fit. Try to avoid direct contact with rough pool or beach surfaces, sun creams, and oils, as these can also affect the fabric over time.
Colour may transfer onto other fabrics while wet, so let your swimwear dry fully, away from direct heat, before storing or packing it away.
Rinse your swimwear in fresh water immediately after every wear, and avoid leaving it to soak, as this can affect both colour and fit. Try to avoid direct contact with rough pool or beach surfaces, sun creams, and oils, as these can also affect the fabric over time.
Colour may transfer onto other fabrics while wet, so let your swimwear dry fully, away from direct heat, before storing or packing it away.
