1) Choose your main outfit

A) Swim Dress (Knee-Length)

• Best for: water parks, resorts, family swims, beginners who want extra confidence.
• Why it works: A-line silhouette skims midsection & hips and photographs beautifully.
• Pick: knee-length hem, lined front, removable pads, broad straps/sleeves.
• Pair with: swim leggings or boyshorts for secure coverage on slides.

B) Rash Guard Set (Top + Leggings)

• Best for: laps, lessons, aqua fitness, sun sensitivity.
• Why it works: streamlined fit = less drag; great shoulder coverage.
• Pick: raglan sleeves, flat seams, high-neck option, mid/high-rise leggings.

C) Burkini (3-Piece)

• Best for: full-coverage comfort at beaches, lazy rivers, family days.
• Why it works: tunic top + pants + hijab cap with elasticized hems that stay put.
• Pick: soft-edge cap around chin/neck; print top + solid bottom for balance.

Water-park dress codes in India usually allow proper swim fabrics with no metal hardware. When in doubt, choose polyester-spandex and avoid zippers/rivets/belts.

2) Fit tips (snug, not tight)

• Measure in cm: bust, underbust, waist, hip (+ torso loop if unsure). Match the chart on our Size Guide.
• Between sizes? Prefer coverage → size up. Prefer streamlined movement → choose true to size.
• Bust security: higher necklines, lined fronts, removable pads you can position.
• Ride-up control: longer tops, elasticized hems; pair dresses with leggings.
• Shoulder comfort: raglan sleeves or wider straps; avoid narrow spaghetti straps if shoulders are broad.

3) Fabric that lasts in Indian pools

• Polyester + spandex/lycra = chlorine resistance + stretch & recovery.
• Mid-weight GSM holds shape and stays modest when wet.
• Lining & pads improve opacity and support.
• Avoid cotton layers under swimwear—cotton soaks water, sags, and chafes.

See Wash Care for after-swim tips (rinse, mild detergent, shade-dry).

4) Beginner gear that actually helps

• Silicone swim cap — hygiene + hair control; many Indian pools require caps.
• Goggles — anti-fog, clear or light tint; comfort first.
• Optional tools: kickboard (balance & kick work), pull buoy (arm focus). Nice to have, not mandatory.
• Essentials bag: microfiber towel, lockable pouch, flip-flops for walkways, small water bottle.

5) Hijab cap comfort (for burkini users)

• Choose soft edges around chin/neck to prevent irritation.
• Make a low bun or braid; avoid tight elastics at the nape.
• Practice a 30-second breath & turn routine to ensure the cap doesn’t shift when you roll to breathe.

6) Water-park specifics (India)

• Outfits should be swim fabric only; avoid metal accessories that scratch slides.
• For slides/wave pools: Swim Dress + leggings or Rash Guard set stay put best.
• Many parks encourage caps; silicone caps are durable and comfy.

7) Sun & weather

• Sun-sensitive? Pick long-sleeve rash guards and reapply mineral sunscreen outside the pool area.
• Hot days: swim early mornings/evenings, sip water every 10–15 minutes.
• Monsoon & outdoors: exit pools during thunder/lightning; wait for official clearance.

8) Care & longevity

1. Rinse in cool water right after chlorine/salt.
2. Hand wash with mild detergent; no bleach or softeners.
3. Don’t wring—press in a towel; air-dry in shade.
4. Avoid rough tiles/edges to prevent pilling.
5. Rotate two suits if you swim 3–4×/week.

9) Quick chooser (which should you buy first?)

Build your modest swim kit

• Swim Dresses (pair with leggings/boyshorts)
• Rash Guard Sets (training-friendly)
• Burkini (3-Piece) (full coverage + movement)
• Silicone Caps & Goggles

Need sizing help or an exchange? See the Size Guide or WhatsApp us at 9650957372.

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