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Cupshe Retro Floral Scoop Neck Crossback Swimsuit - Orange
Swimsuit, Material: Elastane/Lycra/Spandex
Or 3 interest-free payments of £8.66/mo.*
John Lewis Seychelles Textured Belted Swimsuit - Orange
Swimsuit
Or 3 interest-free payments of £9.33/mo.*
Speedo FLU3NTE High Leg Swimsuit Coral Coral
Swimsuit, Material: Recycled Fabric, Elastane/Lycra/Spandex
Or 3 interest-free payments of £9.33/mo.*
NABAIJI Women's One-piece Swimsuit Lexa Ice Orange Black/apricot Orange
Swimsuit
Or 3 interest-free payments of £9.99/mo.*
Cupshe Ginger Ribbed Ruched One Piece Swimsuit - Orange
Swimsuit, Solid Colour, Material: Elastane/Lycra/Spandex
Or 3 interest-free payments of £10.00/mo.*
Zoggs Liquid Lava Strikeback One Piece Swimsuit - Orange
Swimsuit
Or 3 interest-free payments of £10.66/mo.*
Brave Soul Gingham Scoop Neck Swimsuit - Orange
Swimsuit
Or 3 interest-free payments of £10.73/mo.*
NABAIJI Women's One-piece Ines Aquafitness Swimsuit Coral Light Melon
Swimsuit
Or 3 interest-free payments of £10.99/mo.*
Sloggi Shore Marina Grande Swimsuit, Coral
Swimsuit
Or 3 interest-free payments of £11.25/mo.*
NABAIJI Decathlon One-Piece Swimsuit Lexa Leo Orange
Swimsuit, Leopard, Material: Nylon
Or 3 interest-free payments of £11.66/mo.*
adidas FARM RIO 3-Stripes Swimsuit Damen - Orange
Badeanzug, Material: Elastan/Lycra/Spandex, Recyceltes Material
Or 3 interest-free payments of £11.91/mo.*
Three tips before buying a swimsuit
If you’re going to swim in a pool, you should choose a swimsuit that can withstand chlorine, so that it doesn't fade and lose its shape. Lycra/spandex and nylon are chlorine-sensitive fabrics, so rather opt for a polyester swimsuit.
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Nylon is stretchy and dries easily. On the other hand, it is not very durable and can easily fade in the sun.
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Lycra/spandex is also a stretchy fabric, so if you want a really tight swimsuit, this is what you should look for.
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Polyester is very durable, but not as stretchy as the other fabrics. A polyester swimsuit also gets heavy in the water.
There are also swimsuits with UV protection, which is indicated on a scale of 15 and up. The higher the number, the better the protection.
The swimsuit will stretch as you wear it, so choose one that’s a little too tight, rather than one that’s a little loose. As for the top, the entire breast should fit in the cup – if they spill out on the sides, the swimsuit is too small. If you have larger breasts, it might be more comfortable to wear a swimsuit with underwire to support your bust.
What a swimsuit should look like is largely a matter of taste, especially if you’ll mainly be wearing it while relaxing on the beach. But if you’ll be exercising in it, there are some things you should consider. For breast stroke, for example, a higher cut gives your hip full mobility. If you do the front crawl, the cut doesn't matter as much, but the swimsuit should have straps that cross over your back, as you will then get better mobility in your back muscles. Many feel that straight straps get in the way when doing the front crawl.
Here you will find a guide with care instructions for swimwear.
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