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Overalls-style Swimwear for Girls

One-Piece Swimsuit for Girls Overalls 161

Sun-blocking swimsuit by SunWay that protects your children’s delicate skin from sun damage and maintains its vibrant colors over time.
Overalls-style swimsuit made from UPF 50+ sun protection fabric for protection against sun damage at the beach and pool.

Sun-blocking swimsuit in a body-hugging overalls style, the fabric dries quickly and feels pleasant to the touch. Infant sizes feature a unique patent developed by SunWay, a long zipper with two-way opening for easy and quick diaper changes. Sizes 6 and 8 have a regular center zipper.

The fabrics are reinforced for chlorine resistance. It is recommended to choose a size that fits comfortably close to the body according to our size chart.

When the swimsuit fits comfortably close to the skin, it acts as a “second skin” and the child barely feels it on their body. A size that’s too large and loose will “inflate” in the water. It should be noted that overalls-style swimsuits are especially recommended for infants as they can be put on and taken off with minimal effort.

To complete face protection, it’s recommended to pair with a matching wide-brimmed hat or legionnaire hat!

SunWay is dedicated to promoting perfect protection against sun radiation.
It’s important to us that you can enjoy peace of mind while spending time or working outdoors during peak sun hours, without compromising on skin health or giving up on your personal and fashionable lifestyle. SunWay’s swimwear, hats, and traveler’s clothing are all made from a variety of UPF50+ fabrics that block 98% of UVA and UVB rays.
Did you apply sunscreen? You didn’t get sunburned? You’re still not protected against cancer-causing sun rays. Dermatologists and the Cancer Society recommend sun-blocking clothing as the main line of defense for the skin during sun exposure.
You’re invited to choose your SunWay and simply go out and enjoy the outdoors. We’ll be happy to provide you with additional information on preventing sun damage.
Together, we’ll strengthen awareness of “sun-smart” habits and realize the vision of a future where the number of adults suffering from various types of skin cancer is reduced.