Women's Swimsuits and Bikinis

Yes, sports swimsuits should be tight, especially in disciplines like swimming or triathlon. A good fit prevents water entry, reduces resistance, and improves hydrodynamics. In women's swimsuits and bikinis designed for training, a firm fit is key to maintaining support in every stroke.
Still, they should not squeeze or limit movement: comfort is equally important for optimal performance.

The best color for swimming depends on the use. In indoor pools, solid and dark colors usually offer greater durability against chlorine. In outdoor activities, many opt for bright tones for better visibility. Both in women's swimsuits and bikinis as well as other water sports clothing, technical fabrics ensure that the color remains vibrant even with intense training.
Beyond the shade, the essential thing is to choose resistant materials to preserve the color in the long term.

Dark tones like black, navy blue, or burgundy usually visually slim the figure. In women's swimsuits and bikinis, designs with sporty cuts and side panels also help create a more streamlined effect.
Still, the choice should be based on how each garment makes you feel: good support and an ergonomic design provide as much confidence as the color.

For fair skin, intense shades like red, turquoise, emerald green, or electric blue stand out, as they create contrast without dulling the skin tone. In contrast, pastel shades can make the skin appear paler.
The women's swimsuit and bikini collection offers multiple vibrant options that flatter white skin, both for swimming and for women's performance-oriented water sports clothing.

The lifespan of a swimsuit depends on the use, care, and type of fabric. Models made of PBT polyester can last between 6 months and over a year even with frequent training thanks to their chlorine resistance.
Women's swimsuits and bikinis designed for sports usually offer greater durability than recreational ones, especially if rinsed with cold water after each use and left to dry in the shade.

Brands like Odeclás, Funkita, and TYR are recognized alternatives to Speedo when it comes to swim bikinis designed for training. These brands offer sporty cuts, durable fabrics, and unique prints.

Odeclás stands out for making sporty bikinis with recycled technical fabrics, chlorine-resistant and with designs created by swimmers. They offer support, freedom of movement, and modern designs without losing functionality, ideal for intensive use in pools or open water.