MIA II Front Knot Top - Mermaid Jacquard™

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Surfing is essentially the most intense and impact-prone of all water sports. Therefore, a swimsuit suitable for surfing should also be fine for diving, SUP, swimming, and essentially any other water activity.

To enhance your sense of security, the most important factor is coverage. Swimsuits are a special type of clothing that, unlike regular clothes, which are tailored based on looseness, are determined by the elasticity of the fabric. We highly recommend one-piece swimsuits that can cover your body in all directions, as opposed to two-piece (bikini) swimsuits that only provide support in the left and right directions, which are definitely more secure.

We know many people still like to wear bikinis, so when choosing a sports swimsuit or bikini, try to increase the coverage in the left and right directions, including more fabric, crossed straps, wider straps, etc.

But regardless of whether you're selecting a surfing swimsuit, a diving swimsuit, or a rash guard, please remember that safety is the most important thing!

Due to the weave and elasticity of swimsuit fabric, it's inevitable that sand will get trapped. If this happens, it's recommended to dry the swimsuit and then stretch the fabric to shake out the sand grains. If you're wearing a light-colored swimsuit, try to avoid direct contact with the sand, as it will be difficult to clean when you get home.

Absolutely, our fabrics have not only passed seawater colorfastness tests but also chlorine water fastness tests for pool use. However, due to the chemical nature of pool chlorine, it's important to rinse the swimsuit with fresh water as soon as possible after wearing. Otherwise, the chlorine can damage the elastic fibers in the fabric over time.

You can hand wash your swimsuit with cold water and a mild detergent that does not contain bleach, and then hang it to dry in the shade. I would recommend squeezing it dry gently and then hanging it inside out from the waistline to avoid direct sunlight. The colors of synthetic fabrics will inevitably fade over time with prolonged exposure to sunlight, so it's best to avoid continuous direct sunlight. Do not bleach, tumble dry, or put your swimsuit in the washing machine, as any harsh treatment will accelerate the aging of the Spandex, causing the swimsuit to lose its elasticity over time.

If you have the need for intense activities, such as surfing or pole dancing, it's recommended to choose high-waisted styles. Our CARA high-waisted pants have slightly increased the width at the crotch area to provide better protection against exposure!