A great swimsuit is more than just fabric — it’s confidence stitched into every seam. Whether it’s your go-to bikini or a one-piece that hugs just right, taking care of it the right way means you’ll enjoy it for seasons to come.
Rinse After Every Wear
After a day of sun and sand, rinse your swimsuit in cool, clean water. Sunscreen, salt, and chlorine break down elastic fibers faster than anything else. Even if you didn’t swim, a quick rinse keeps it fresh.
Gentle Soap Only
Skip laundry detergent and never use bleach. Instead, fill a sink with cool water and add a teaspoon of mild hand soap or swimsuit cleanser. Let it soak for 10–15 minutes, then gently rub the fabric together to lift oils and sunscreen.
No Wringing, No Dryer
Twisting or wringing the suit can stretch it out. Lay it flat on a towel, roll it up to remove extra water, then dry it flat away from direct sunlight. Heat and UV rays are enemies of color and elasticity.
Extra Tips
• Rotate suits if you swim often — elastic needs 24 hours to bounce back.
• Avoid sitting on rough surfaces like pool decks without a towel — they can snag delicate fabrics.
• Store flat or folded, never hanging by straps.
Your swimsuit is an investment in feeling good — a little care ensures it stays as flawless as the day you bought it.