Chlorine and prolonged sun exposure can damage swimwear fabrics and cause fading. To keep your swimwear looking its best, rinse in cool, fresh water as soon as possible after use to remove chlorine, salt, sand, sunscreen and body oils.

We recommend hand washing with a mild detergent, following the care label instructions. Avoid bleach, fabric softeners, and harsh detergents, as these can weaken fibers and reduce the garment’s lifespan. If machine washing is unavoidable, place in a mesh bag and use a delicate, cold cycle. Do not wring your swimwear, gently press out excess water. Dry flat away from direct sunlight to prevent fading and fabric damage. Do not tumble dry or place on a radiator.

Avoid rough surfaces such as concrete or pool edges, which can cause snagging and pilling, use a towel as a barrier and take care with jewelry. 

Ensure swimwear is fully dry before storing. Laying flat or rolling and avoid leaving damp garments in bags or exposing them to direct heat or harsh chemicals.

As with lingerie, rotate your swimwear to allow time for washing, drying, and recovery of shape to maintain the best fit.