How to properly care for and wash your swimsuit ?

Your Wild swimsuit is exposed to all kinds of elements: sand, salt, chlorine, sunscreen... all factors that, over time, can damage the fibers, fade the colors, and weaken the embellishments.

1- Place a towel down before sitting on rough surfaces (rocks, woven deck chairs, untreated wood).

2- Avoid direct contact between sunscreen or oil and the fabric: they weaken the elastic and the structure of the swimsuit, especially on dark or embroidered models.

3- Rinse your swimsuit immediately with clean, cold water as soon as you get out of the water. This simple, almost instinctive gesture neutralizes salt, chlorine, and sand before they attack the fibers.

4- Never leave your swimsuit rolled up in a ball, especially when wet: this promotes color transfer and damages the shape.

Avoid using warm water: it gradually dissolves the fabric's memory, like strong sunlight on fine embroidery. Cold water, on the other hand, respects the wild and delicate nature of your garment.

When you get home (or back to your hotel), adopt a gentle washing routine. To avoid damaging your Wild swimsuit in just one season, keep this checklist in mind:

1- No aggressive washing machine cycles, only delicate cycles

2- No ironing

3- No dry cleaning

4- No bleach or harsh detergents

5- Never tumble dry

6- Do not store wet or damp

A Wild swimsuit is a delicate garment. Elastic, linings, small embroidery, and hand-sewn shells must be handled with care.