How should I care for my swim set?Updated a month ago

Rinse Right

Why it matters: Chlorine, salt, and other pool or ocean chemicals can break down fabrics over time.

• After every dip: Rinse your swimsuit in cold water right away. This quick step helps wash away lingering chemicals that can affect color and elasticity.
• Tip: If you don’t have immediate access to a sink or shower, pack a bottle of fresh water in your bag so you can give it a quick rinse on-the-go.

Gentle Wash

Why it matters: Harsh washing can stretch out or fade fabrics faster.

• Machine Wash: Use cold water on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent. Avoid bleach or strong stain removers; they’re too rough for delicate swimwear materials.
• Hand Wash Option: If you prefer a more hands-on approach, gently swirl your swimsuit in a sink filled with cool water and mild detergent. Rinse thoroughly to remove any soap residue.

Skip the Sun Dry

Why it matters: Direct sunlight and high heat can cause colors to fade and fabrics to weaken.

• Lay Flat in the Shade: Pick a cool, shaded spot for your swimsuit to dry. This not only protects the fabric and color but also helps it maintain its shape.
• Avoid Tumble Drying: The intense heat of a dryer can damage elasticity, so air drying is always best.