Swim Suit

Material:
Polyester (85%): Known for its resistance to chlorine and UV rays, polyester is commonly used in swimsuits. It provides durability, retains color well, and resists stretching.
Spandex (15%): This elastic material allows for a snug, body-contouring fit, enabling freedom of movement. Spandex adds the necessary stretch to the swimsuit, making it comfortable and flexible.
Design/Pattern:
One-Piece and Two-Piece: Swimsuits come in various designs to suit personal preferences. The one-piece provides full torso coverage, ideal for competitive swimming and modesty, while two-piece styles offer flexibility for casual or sunbathing use.
Patterns: Swimsuits are available in solid colors, patterns like stripes or florals, and customizable options for unique styles.
Features:
Chlorine Resistance: Polyester blend fabrics are designed to withstand regular exposure to chlorinated water, which helps extend the swimsuit?s lifespan.
Quick-Drying: The blend of polyester and spandex dries quickly after swimming, making it convenient for frequent water activities.
Form-Fitting Construction: Designed to reduce water resistance, the swimsuit fits snugly to the body, ensuring maximum performance in the water.
Stretch & Comfort: The addition of spandex allows for flexibility and a comfortable range of motion, essential for various swim strokes and movements.