Tan through it. No lines. No compromise.
Engineered tan-through fabric — lets UV pass through the swim so you get an even tan without stripping off.
The science is on the inside of every piece below. Sized XS to 3XL. Pick the colour. Pick the cut.
Edição Limitada* Parte de Baixo Tan-through Aruba | Vermelho Cereja
€83,95 EUR
- Preço unitário
- por
+3
Edição Limitada* Parte de Baixo Tan-through Cayman | Vermelho Cereja
€83,95 EUR
- Preço unitário
- por
+2
Fato de Banho Le Morne Tan-through | Joia Coral
Preço regular
€148,05 EUR
€103,63 EUR
Tan-through swimwear, explained
BetterTan tan-through swimwear is made from MicroTan® fabric: 92% polyamide and 8% elastane, made in Europe. Its air-space weave of tiny micro-perforations lets part of the sun's UV pass through the swimsuit, so the skin underneath keeps tanning while you wear it. You get a softer, more even tan without sharp strap lines, and without untying straps on the beach.
Every style, from bikini tops and bottoms to one-pieces and matching bikini sets, comes in sizes XS to 3XL and dries fast after a swim. Prefer a textured look? See our Flawless Stretch™ crinkle swimwear.
Tan-through swimwear FAQ
Do tan-through swimsuits really work?
Yes, within limits. The fabric lets part of the UV through, so you tan under it, but more slowly and lightly than on bare skin. How much depends on the UV index, your skin type and how long you're in the sun. The result is a soft, even tan instead of hard strap lines.
Do I need sunscreen under a tan-through swimsuit?
Yes. Because UV passes through the fabric, the skin under your swimsuit can burn too. Apply sunscreen under it the same way you would on bare skin.
Can I wear it in the pool and the sea?
Yes. The fabric has been tested in salt water and chlorine for durability. Rinse it in cold water after swimming and dry it in the shade. Avoid bleach, fabric softener and long chlorine soaks.
How do I choose my size?
Styles run from XS to 3XL. Check the size chart on each product page before you order. Sizing up can slightly reduce how much sun gets through the fabric.