Stylish Swimsuit Cover Ups for Every Occasion

Taking care of your swimsuit  cover  up is important if you want it to  last a long time.  First,  it’s best to wash your cover up after every  use. This helps remove sand, salt,  and sunscreen that can damage the fabric.  Use  cold water and a gentle detergent when washing.  Avoid using bleach or fabric softeners  because they can harm the material. If  your cover up is made of delicate fabric,  like lace or chiffon, it’s a good idea to hand  wash  it. Just fill a sink  with  cold water and a little soap, then gently swish the cover up in the  water. Rinse it well and  hang it to  dry in the shade, since direct sunlight can fade colors.

When drying your cover up, never put it  in the dryer. The heat can shrink the fabric or change its  shape.  Instead, lay  it flat or hang it up somewhere cool. If your cover  up  gets wrinkled, you can use a  low heat iron, but make sure to check  the label first  to see if it’s safe to iron. It’s also a good idea to store your cover up in a cool, dry place.  Avoid keeping it  in damp areas, as this  can lead to  mold or mildew. At  Becarin, we recommend  using a breathable bag or drawer to store your cover up when it’s not in use. By  taking these simple steps, you can keep  your swimsuit cover up looking fresh and new for many beach  trips to  come!

When buying  swimsuit cover ups, sizing can  sometimes be tricky. One common issue is  that some people don’t know if they should choose a small, medium, or large. Cover ups are often designed to be loose and flowy, so it’s important  to think about how  you want  it to fit. If  you like a snug fit,  you might  want  to go with your regular size. However,  if you want it  to  be very loose and comfortable, you might  choose a size up. It’s also important to  remember  that different styles  fit differently.  For  example, a kimono  may fit differently than a beach dress.