KAIA One-Piece Pocket Swimsuit
- Same style of Yang Jin-Hua (Cheryl Yang) 🥰
- Audrey Hepburn-inspired elegant black and white trim
- Zero metal design
- Practical pockets for real use
- Fixed cups for a secure fit
- Quick-dry, super stretchy fabric that feels like a second skin
【Design Highlights】
KAIA is a design born from the shop owner's unique obsession with ocean waste.
If you've ever surfed, dived, or participated in any activities at sea, you've likely encountered floating marine debris. The thought that always comes to mind is, "If only I had a pocket to collect this!" And that's how the idea for a small pocket with a fixed sewn-in cup came about. Perfect for surfing, it ensures your cups stay in place without flipping!
The pocket designed for ocean waste, combined with the classic black and white trim, equals the KAIA ONE PIECE.
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· Based on the brand's environmental protection policy, the product is bare packaged. If you need outer packaging, please purchase the brand's dye-free cotton drawstring bag.
Many brands on the market do not accept returns or exchanges of swimsuits, considering swimsuits as intimate clothing.
However, FAVALAVA provides a 14-day appreciation period that is superior to the consumer protection law. As long as you keep the product in good condition and clean when trying it on, and try it on in accordance with the return and exchange standards, we will provide free exchanges within 14 days if the size does not match.
Please refer to the Returns and Exchanges Policy page for more information.
Do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron, hand wash in cold water, dry in the shade
*Please note*
FAVALAVA is shipped in bare packaging to avoid the use of disposable plastic packaging.
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Surfing is basically the most intense and potentially impactful of all water sports. Therefore, a swimsuit that can be worn for surfing can be worn for diving, SUP, swimming, etc. Basically, there will be no problem.
To improve your sense of security, the first and most important thing is coverage. Swimsuits are a special style of clothing. Unlike ordinary clothes, the cut is determined by looseness, but the elasticity of the fabric determines the wearing feel. Our most recommended One-piece swimsuits have the characteristic of covering the body from top to bottom, left and right , and are definitely more secure than two-piece (bikini) swimsuits that only have left and right elastic support.
We know that many people still like to wear bikinis, so when choosing sports swimsuits or bikinis, try to increase the coverage in the left and right elastic directions, including: more fabric, crossed shoulder straps, wider shoulder straps... etc. .
But whether you are choosing a surfing swimsuit, a diving swimsuit, or a sun-protective jellyfish suit, please remember that safety is the most important thing!
Due to the texture and elasticity of swimwear fabric, it is inevitable that sand will get stuck. If sand is trapped, it is recommended to dry the fabric and then flick out the sand particles. If wearing light-colored swimwear, please avoid direct contact with the sand, as it will be difficult to clean out when you get home.
Absolutely, our fabrics have passed both seawater and pool chlorine fastness tests. However, due to the chemical nature of pool chlorine, it is important to rinse the swimwear with clean water as soon as possible after wearing, as prolonged exposure can damage the elastic fibers in the fabric.
After wearing, it is recommended to hand wash your swimwear with cold water or a neutral detergent without bleach and hang it to dry. I suggest gently squeezing out the water and then hanging it upside down from the waistline to dry. The colors of synthetic fabric will gradually fade under prolonged exposure to sunlight, so it is also necessary to avoid continuous direct sunlight. Do not bleach, tumble dry, or throw directly into the washing machine during the washing process. Any rough treatment will accelerate the aging of the elastic fibers, causing the swimwear to gradually lose its elasticity.