Pool or Beach: How to Choose Your Daughter's Swimsuit in Saudi Arabia

Pool days in Riyadh and beach trips to Jeddah or the Eastern Province ask different things of a swimsuit. Here is what to check for each.

At the pool

• Chlorine can fade the fabric over time, so rinse the swimsuit in cold fresh water right after swimming
• Pool edges and tiles can snag the fabric. Remind her to avoid sitting on rough surfaces
• A sleeveless design suits indoor pools and shorter swims

At the beach

• For long hours in direct sun, a long sleeve design is the better choice because it covers more skin
• Salt and sand stay in the fabric, so rinse it in fresh water before it dries
• Dry it in the shade, away from hot sand and direct sunlight

What works for both

• Every Wavy swimsuit is rated UPF 50+ and blocks over 97.5% of UV rays
• Lightweight, quick-dry fabric means she is not sitting in a wet suit for long
• A front zip lets her change on her own
• Each swimsuit is a full set: a top with matching shorts, and the top and shorts can be measured separately
• An Extra Tight Short worn underneath adds another layer of coverage
• Use sunscreen on any skin the swimsuit does not cover

Delivery to Saudi Arabia

• Orders reach Saudi Arabia within 5 to 7 working days
• Exchange or return within 7 days of delivery, as long as the item is unused and the hygiene seal is intact

More guides

• Shop girls' swimwear, sizes 8 to 16
• Shop teens' swimwear, sizes S to XL
• How to make her swimsuit last longer
• When to move from girls to teens sizes