FAQ
What materials are swimwear made from?
Swimwear is typically made from fabrics like polyester, nylon, spandex, and elastane, which are designed for comfort, stretch, and quick-drying properties.
How should I choose the right size for swimwear?
When choosing swimwear, it's important to check the brand’s size chart, as sizes may vary. Measure your bust, waist, and hips to ensure the best fit.
Can swimwear be worn in saltwater and chlorine pools?
Yes, swimwear is designed to withstand both saltwater and chlorine; however, long exposure to these elements can affect the fabric over time. Rinse your swimwear with fresh water after use.
How do I care for my swimwear?
To keep your swimwear in top condition, hand wash it with mild detergent, avoid wringing it out, and hang it to dry away from direct sunlight. Avoid using a dryer.
Is it okay to wear swimwear in hot tubs?
While swimwear is safe to wear in hot tubs, prolonged exposure to hot water and chemicals can cause fabric deterioration. It’s best to rinse your swimwear thoroughly afterward.
Can swimwear shrink after washing?
Swimwear made from spandex or elastane is generally resistant to shrinking. However, washing in hot water or drying in a machine can cause the fabric to lose its elasticity.