Teen Racerback One Piece Period Swimsuit - Girls 8-10 only
●●○○○ | Moderate - Check out our absorbency guide here
Swim without a care, in the Racerback One-Piece.
Designed for competition and squad swimmers and to hold up to 20 ml of period fluid.
- X- Back and scoop neck
- Straps Bar tack reinforcement at stress points
- Fully Front Lined, with built-in shelf bra and removable moulded breast cups.
- UV protective and water-repelling outer fabric.
- Fabric: 75% Recycled Nylon, 25% Elastane.
Notes:
*Girls sizes. Please refer to the flat lay chart on this product page for dimensions. Check them against your other swimsuit to ensure you select the correct size*.
Model wears child size 8-10.
*We can exchange sizes for unworn, as new items, but cannot offer refunds on Final Sale period swimwear. Please choose carefully as the remaining stock in this style is small sizes for child size, not ladies sizing.
Recycled nylon outer fabric
Can she wear this without a tampon or pad?
Yes. Eco Period swimwear has built-in absorbency designed to be worn on its own for light flow or backup protection.
Is it suitable for heavy days?
We have styles that are suitable for light to moderate flow/ days and for heavy flow days. For heavy flow or long swim sessions, we recommend our Racerback Pro One Piece or Tie Side Swim Shorts.
Will it work in the pool and ocean?
Yes. Designed for beach and casual pool use. For frequent squad swimming, choose our Pro range which is made of Polyamide which is chlorine resistant.
Will it feel bulky?
No. The absorbent lining is slim and feels like normal swimwear.
How should it fit?
It should fit snug at the leg opening to activate leakproof protection. If between sizes, size up.
How do I wash it?
Cold machine wash. Line dry. No softener or tumble drying.
Step 1 Wash your Eco Period swimwear before wearing / using them. This activates the EcoTech and primes it for use.
Step 2, After wearing, rinse in cold water until the blood/ fluids are mostly removed. You can do this in the shower to save water, but just do it before the water heats up past 30 degrees, as heat will set stains into the fabrics.
Step 3. Pop your swimwear into a delicates wash bag and into the washing machine on a cold wash. Use a liquid natural detergent.
No fabric softeners.
Step 4. Hang dry on the line outside. Line drying is best as it is kinder to the fabrics. Just don't leave them out on the line for days.
Eco Period swimwear should NEVER:
Be cleansed with harsh detergents (these abrade and break down clothes which shortens their effectiveness and lifespan)
Be cleansed with fabric softeners (it's like fabric cholesterol and blocks the pathways in the fabric through which the liquid travels)
Be bleached (bleach kills everything, need we say more)
Be dry cleaned (putting the products into such a harsh environment with or without the added chemicals is bad)
Be washed in very hot water (heat breaks down the fibres and natural compounds that make these products so effective.
How does Period Swimwear work?
Eco Period swimwear is designed with absorbent layers and moisture-wicking materials to manage menstrual flow. The absorbent layers trap and absorb menstrual fluid, keeping you comfortable while swimming, by ensuring no menstrual fluid leaks out. The outer fabric is water-resistant to prevent water from entering the gusset. No swelling in water and No tampons are required.