Stingray Active UV Sunsuit UPF 50+
Stingray Active UV Sunsuit UPF 50+
Excellent Coverage
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Blocks 98% of Harmful UV Rays
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Dermatologist Recommended
Dr Dev Shah · Consultant Dermatologist & Mohs Surgeon
Adult Stingray Sunsuit Sizing
SIZE GUIDE
Find your size
- S Chest86 – 93 cm34" – 36.5" Waist79 – 83 cm31" – 32.5" Front–crotch–back135 – 141 cm53" – 55.5"
- M Chest94 – 99 cm37" – 39" Waist84 – 89 cm33" – 35" Front–crotch–back142 – 149 cm56" – 58.5"
- L Chest100 – 105 cm39.5" – 41.5" Waist90 – 95 cm35.5" – 37.5" Front–crotch–back150 – 158 cm59" – 62"
- XL Chest106 – 111 cm42" – 43.5" Waist97 – 102 cm38" – 40" Front–crotch–back158 – 165 cm62" – 65"
- XXL Chest112 – 117 cm44" – 46" Waist103 – 107 cm40.5" – 42" Front–crotch–back167 – 172 cm65.5" – 67.5"
Front–crotch–back is the measurement that matters most. It decides whether a one-piece suit fits your body length. If it puts you in a larger size than your chest or waist do, take the larger size.
How to measure
- Chest. Around the fullest part of your chest, level with your armholes, arms relaxed at your sides.
- Waist. Around the narrowest part of your middle, just above the belly button.
- Front–crotch–back. Start at the centre front of your neckline, run the tape straight down your body, between your legs, and up to the centre back of your neckline.
- Keep the tape snug but not tight, and breathe normally.
No tape measure? Use a piece of string, mark where it meets, then measure the string against a ruler.
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Maximum Protection
Salt & Chlorine Resistant
Quick-Drying
Breathable
Description
Women's Stingray Active sunsuit is a UPF 50+ one-piece that blocks over 98% of UVA and UVB rays. Sleeveless with a scoop neck and a front zip, so it goes on and off without a struggle when wet.
The fabric is chlorine resistant and made in Italy, so it holds its colour and shape through regular pool use. It stretches and recovers properly, which is what makes it work for running, gym, aqua aerobics and lap swimming as well as sitting on a beach.
Features
- Certified UPF 50+: blocks over 98% of UVA and UVB rays
- Lightweight and breathable design
- Front zip: gets it on and off easily
- Chlorine resistant: Italian fabric that keeps its colour and shape through regular pool sessions
- Stretch and recovery: moves with you swimming or in an aqua class, then returns to shape
Fabric & Care
Composition
Polyester & PBT blend.
Machine Wash
Cold water, gentle cycle. Use mild detergent. No bleach or fabric softeners.
Drying
Air dry flat or hang in a shaded area. Avoid high heat and direct sunlight.
After Swimming
Rinse with clean water to remove salt or chlorine.
Avoid Rough Surfaces
Prevent snags by keeping away from rough materials.
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place. Ensure fully dry before storing.
UPF 50+ across the whole suit
The fabric blocks over 98% of UVA and UVB, front and back. The suit is sleeveless, so shoulders and arms will still need covering separately in strong sun.
No wrestling a wet swimsuit
A full front zip and a scoop neck, so it comes off at the end of a session without the usual fight. It also means you can open it at the neck to cool down between sets.
Swimsuit fabric, not neoprene
This is not a wetsuit. The fabric is thin and stretchy like ordinary swimwear, so there is no bulk and nothing restricting how you move. What it adds is chlorine resistance: ordinary swimwear goes thin, loses its colour and stops holding its shape, usually within a season of regular swimming. This fabric is made to resist that.
Black, and black with azure
The azure version has contrast panels down the sides. Same fabric, same cut, same zip in both.
Plain black, or black with azure side panels.
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