WOMAN WETSUITS

Tips and “reference points” to help ensure the size you choose fits your body properly:

- In the shoulder area, the wetsuit should fit snugly but comfortably;

- Also in the armpit area, check that there is no excess neoprene when your arms are by your sides;

- When standing, in the abdominal and lower back area, it is important that the suit fits well, without gaps.

- Check that the knee pads are in the correct position, exactly over the knee.

- The collar should have no gaps and fit snugly around the neck, ensuring comfort. If any discomfort occurs around the neck, we recommend using a cream (e.g., Nivea or Vaseline) to prevent skin irritation.

- The surf suit should end aligned with the ankles.

The wetsuit should fit snugly. When worn for the first time, it may feel tight. With use, it can stretch 15%-20%, and after the first 2-3 uses, it will adapt to the body. For proper functionality, the suit must fit snugly.  For more information, watch the video here.

Tips and “reference points” you should pay attention to in order to confirm that the chosen size is suitable for your body shape:

-In the shoulder area, the wetsuit should fit properly snug, but comfortable;

-Also in the underarm area, you should check that there is no “excess” neoprene when the arms are resting next to the body;

-When standing upright, in the abdominal and lower back area, it is important that the wetsuit fits snugly, without looseness.

-Check that the knee pads are positioned correctly, meaning they should sit exactly over the knee area.

-The collar should have no gaps and fit snugly around the neck, while still ensuring the necessary comfort.
If there is any discomfort in the neck area, we recommend applying a cream (such as Nivea or petroleum jelly) to avoid any type of skin irritation.

-The wetsuit should finish aligned with the ankles.

The wetsuit must fit snugly to the body. When worn for the first time, it is normal for it to feel slightly tight, even with a mild feeling of discomfort. With use, the wetsuit may stretch between 15%-20% and therefore, after the first 2/3 uses, it will adapt to the body. To perform its function perfectly, as indicated, the wetsuit should fit snugly to the body. For more information you can watch the video here.

Tips and “reference points” you should pay attention to in order to confirm that the chosen size is suitable for your body shape:

-In the shoulder area, the wetsuit should fit properly snug, but remain comfortable;

-Also in the underarm area, you should check that there is no “excess” neoprene when your arms are resting next to your body;

-When standing upright, in the abdominal and lower back area, it is important that the wetsuit fits snugly, without looseness.

-Check that the knee pads are positioned correctly, meaning they should sit exactly over the knee area.

-The collar should have no gaps and fit snugly around the neck, while still ensuring the necessary comfort. If there is any discomfort in the neck area, we recommend applying a cream (such as Nivea or petroleum jelly) to avoid any skin irritation.

-The wetsuit should finish aligned with the ankles.

The wetsuit must fit snugly to the body. When worn for the first time, it is normal for it to feel slightly tight, even with a mild sense of discomfort. With use, the wetsuit may stretch between 15%-20%, and therefore, after the first 2/3 uses, it will adapt to the body. To perform its function perfectly, as indicated, the wetsuit should fit snugly to the body. For more information you can watch the video here.

• Sleeve — Measure from the center of the back, with the arm slightly bent, to the wrist

• Chest — Measure around the fullest part of the chest, keeping the tape firm under the armpits and around the shoulder blades

• Hips — Measure around the widest part of the hips

• Natural Waist — Measure around the narrowest part of the waist

• Sleeve — Measure from the center of the back, with the arm slightly bent, to the wrist

• Chest — Measure around the fullest part of the chest, keeping the tape firm under the armpits and around the shoulder blades

• Hips — Measure around the widest part of the hips

• Natural Waist — Measure around the narrowest part of the waist

This table can be used as a size guide; however, wave type and personal preference may influence the most suitable size. The size guide does not guarantee that the chosen size is the perfect one. If you have any questions, we can help you, contact us!