Kid Boys Swimsuit Wetsuits | 0-6 yo Kids Baby Swimwear

Kid Boys Swimsuit

One-Piece Long Sleeve Toddler Swimsuit

UV Sun Protective Best wetsuits for kids

Kids Boys Swimsuit for swim pool are uniquely designed with long sleeves, lovely ruffle trim, make your baby look more cute, long sleeve and high collar design, all aspects protect the skin of your little girl, front zipper design, easy to put on and take off, the neckline is anti-pinch design, which can protect the child's chin.

Provide your little girls with this elegant and playful Kid Boys Swimsuit for swim pool swimwear that offers maximum sun protection. Keep them sun safe and protect their delicate skin from UV exposure.

We made these kid boys swimsuit for the swim pool thinking about them:

• UVA and UVB sun protection certified fabric that blocks 99,8% of sun harmful UV rays sleeves to ensure maximum sun protection.
• Super fast drying,  extra soft, cool & breathable fabric.
• Long sleeve to ensure maximum sun protection.
• Grosgrain ribbon ties back to make it super chic & easy to wear.
• Feminine ruffle hip detail that girl's love.
• Resistant to creams and oils. Ultra-chlorine resistant. Peeling resistant.
• Very high-quality recycled fabric - 78% recycled polyamide Econyl ® and 22% elastane (lycra® Xtra life).

Making these the Kid Boys Swimsuit for the swim pool with long sleeves Swimwear UPF 50+ Sun Protection to enjoy family time on the beach! Stop worrying about sun rays and sticky sun creams and let your little girls enjoy the waves for hours.

"Protect your skin, protect the World" 

Size guide

Wash and care

Machine wash at 30º with alike colours.

Lay Flat to Dry, Do Not Iron, Do Not Bleach

We strongly advise against using aerosol sunscreens, which contain chemicals that may stain the fabric

Protect Their Skin & Protect The World

Protecting children from the sun with these Kids Boys Swimsuit for swim pool. Long sleeves are very important as skin is extremely sensitive at an early age. The skin has memory and skin problems, and diseases in adulthood are caused by sunburns and UV overexposure during childhood.