A FEW TIPS FOR YOUR SPECIAL SUIT -
BEFORE YOU SHOW OFF YOUR SWIMSUIT:
To prevent fading, bleeding, and to keep colors vibrant longer, soak new swimsuit for 30 minutes in a mixture of water and white vinegar (1 tbsp vinegar per 1 quart water).
AFTER SHOWING OFF YOUR SUIT:
Rinse your swimsuit in cool water immediately following swimming in salt or chlorinated water.
Hand wash your suit with a mild soap to prolong its life – do not wash in the washing machine.
Wash newer suits by themselves until all excess dye washes out – bleeding of the dye is normal and will stop after a few washes.
THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND:
The Beach Company swimsuits are meant to bring out the poolside goddess and beach beauty in everyone. All embellishments (gold, leather, beads, etc) can be worn in salt and chlorinated water. Sun, tanning/bronzing lotions, tinted moisturizers, oils, harsh chemicals and minerals, salt water, chlorine, and extreme heat naturally put wear on any swimsuit and can turn it yellow; this is not a manufacturing defect. To prevent wear as much as possible, be careful to follow the care instructions above.
BEFORE YOU SHOW OFF YOUR SWIMSUIT:
To prevent fading, bleeding, and to keep colors vibrant longer, soak new swimsuit for 30 minutes in a mixture of water and white vinegar (1 tbsp vinegar per 1 quart water).
AFTER SHOWING OFF YOUR SUIT:
Rinse your swimsuit in cool water immediately following swimming in salt or chlorinated water.
Hand wash your suit with a mild soap to prolong its life – do not wash in the washing machine.
Wash newer suits by themselves until all excess dye washes out – bleeding of the dye is normal and will stop after a few washes.
THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND:
The Beach Company swimsuits are meant to bring out the poolside goddess and beach beauty in everyone. All embellishments (gold, leather, beads, etc) can be worn in salt and chlorinated water. Sun, tanning/bronzing lotions, tinted moisturizers, oils, harsh chemicals and minerals, salt water, chlorine, and extreme heat naturally put wear on any swimsuit and can turn it yellow; this is not a manufacturing defect. To prevent wear as much as possible, be careful to follow the care instructions above.
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