Nani Swimwear

Frequently Asked Questions

• What sets Nani Swimwear apart from other swim brands?

  Nani Swimwear blends mountain-adventure roots with a Hawaiian-inspired aesthetic to make fashion-forward, active suits designed for movement and everyday wear. The brand emphasizes inclusive sizing and performance-focused details—adjustable straps, removable pads, and 4-way stretch fabrics—while leaning heavily on recycled materials like Repreve to balance style, fit, and sustainability.
• What fabrics and construction technologies are used in Nani suits?

  Nani primarily uses recycled polyester blends (including Repreve) and polyester/spandex constructions with 4-way stretch for mobility and fade resistance, paired with a soft nylon/elastane lining for comfort and hold. Many styles also include built-in UPF for sun protection and construction choices aimed at long-term shape retention.
• How does Nani Swimwear approach sustainability?

  Nani sources high-performance recycled fabrics made from post-consumer plastic bottles to reduce new virgin polyester use and plastic waste, and designs pieces for durability so they last season after season. The emphasis on recycled Repreve fibers and fade-resistant finishes supports a lower-impact lifecycle compared with conventional swim fabrics.
• How do Nani suits tend to fit and which features help achieve a better fit?

  Nani pieces generally run true to size, and the brand recommends ordering your normal dress size—if you’re between sizes, sizing down gives a snug dry fit that holds better when wet. Adjustable straps, removable cups, and elasticized panels are common on styles like the Rip Curve one-piece, helping customize support and coverage across body types.
• Are Nani swimsuits suitable for active water sports, and which styles work best?

  Yes, Nani focuses on active swimwear built for swimming, paddle sports, and beach play with 4-way stretch, supportive linings, and secure silhouettes; one-piece styles such as the Rip Curve are great for high-coverage, high-mobility use, while two-piece and bikini options offer more range of motion for layered movement. Choose styles with adjustable straps and fuller coverage if you expect heavy activity or frequent movement in the water.