Is Turbo swimwear comfortable?
Considered the most durable swimming fabric in the world. We offer the best alternative for total comfort and durability without having to worry about pilling or sagging. We use special texturized polyester (PBT), a unique fabric that is very elastic and soft. The most common and reliable fabric duo you will find in swimwear is nylon and spandex, and that is for good reason! Together, these fabrics make durable, flattering, and cozy swimsuits, which is why it is one of our go-to materials. Spandex is a critical component of nearly all swimwear.Advanced fabrics in professional swimsuits are expensive due to their high-tech composition, water-repellent properties, durability, and research and development costs.But what exactly should you look for to determine if a swimsuit is truly high quality? A high-quality swimsuit is made from durable, stretchable, and chlorine-resistant fabric 1, has excellent stitching and construction, offers a secure and comfortable fit, and maintains color and shape over time.
Does swimwear get bigger in water?
The short answer is that most swimsuits expand slightly once they come into contact with water. This is particularly true for swimsuits made from natural fibres or certain fabrics that react to moisture. However, these fabrics usually return to their original shape once dry. When wet, the suit will loosen a little from the weight of the water, pulling the suit slightly away from the body, so it’s vital the suit fits tight to begin with. A snug swimsuit will also help to sculpt and shape your figure, extra bonus!Additionally, tight swimsuits tend to stay in place better than loose ones, which can be especially important if you’re engaging in activities such as surfing or water sports. Another benefit of tight swimsuits is that they can be more comfortable to wear.
Is it better to size up or down with swimwear?
Ideally, you should choose your exact size. If you are in between sizes, we generally recommend going up, particularly if you have a large bust or a long torso. If you feel like you can’t choose your exact size in a swimsuit, you may be selecting the wrong style. Swimsuits usually have a lot of elastication and stretch over time, and when wet, so if you’re right between two sizes, you’re likely safe going small. That said, going for a smaller swimsuit size shouldn’t push you into an uncomfortable experience.
How to look thinner in a swimsuit?
Choose Dark Colors Dark shades have a slimming effect, especially black and navy blue hues are perfect if you’re looking to hide a few pounds. To spice up things, look for fashion-forward silhouettes and styles. Swimwear Tip: Look for pieces that have cut-outs which can add a hint of sexiness to your ensemble. Black is the most flattering swimsuit color because it can slim and accentuate most bodies. Depending on the style and pattern, dark and bold hues can flatter the body. Pastel and earth tones are also generic yet flattering color choices for swimwear.