Seea Swimwear Swimwear

Frequently Asked Questions

• How should I size Seea swimsuits for surfing and other active water sports?

  Seea generally runs true to the US size chart, but fabrics are thicker and have less stretch than typical swimwear, so the fit can feel snug. If you’re between sizes, size up—especially for slim-cut rashguards and high‑waisted bottoms—and consult Seea’s size chart or orders@theseea.com for personalized guidance.
• How much sun protection do Seea suits provide for long days on the water?

  Most Seea pieces are rated UPF 30+ to 50+, meaning the fabrics block roughly 96.7% or more of UV radiation; UPF is a fabric rating, not a skin‑applied SPF. For prolonged exposure, combine UPF swimwear with topical sunscreen on exposed areas and other sun‑safety measures like hats and sunglasses.
• Which Seea one-pieces and tops provide the best chest coverage and support for surfing?

  For fuller chest coverage and added support look to styles like Soleil, Jalama, Milos, Solimar tops and the San‑O one‑piece, which feature sturdier straps, wider bands, and supportive elastic under the bust. Hermosa, Zuma, and Solanas are fully lined front‑to‑back for additional structure, while Swami’s is only lined in the shorts, offering a lighter feel.
• How does the Maxine one‑piece compare to the San‑O and Swami’s for performance and style?

  The Maxine is a streamlined, scoop‑neck one‑piece with a low scoop back and contrast details for a sleek, versatile look suited to both surf and swim; it balances style with performance. The San‑O prioritizes chest coverage and support with a firmer under‑bust elastic, while Swami’s is lighter and less fully lined (shorts only), offering a more minimalist, movement‑forward option — choose based on desired coverage and how structured you want the suit.