Zita One-Piece Swimsuit | Fuschia
Canopea
The back neckline of this UV-resistant swimsuit for girls has a dizzying allure! Rooted in the contemporary style, this one-piece UV-resistant swimsuit for girls catches the eye with its open back neckline. It highlights the shoulders and neck of our girls and teenage girls, thanks to the colourful contrast of its generous bow, to be tied oneself.
Certified UPF 50+, this UV-resistant swimsuit will block 98% of UVA and UVB rays without chemical filters. Made from recycled fiber, sun protection has never been so stylish.
In a vibrant swirl of pink and purple, Fuchsia evokes the floral intensity of a bougainvillea.
Sizing
Each size corresponds to the maximum age suitable. For instance a size 6A fits a child aged from 4 to 6 years old. If your child is coming close to 6 years old, we would advise taking a size up.
The Cut
• Large contrasted adjustable bow
• Round collar line
• Open back
Composition & Care
• Machine wash 30°C
• Do not tumble dry
• Certified UPF50+, filters 98% of UVA and UVB rays
• Rinse with lukewarm water after each use and air dry
• Designed in France and manufactured in our factory in Portugal
• Made from a high tech fabric and recycled fishing nets
• 78% recycled polyamide, 22% Lycra®
CANOPEA is a new brand of sun protective swimwear for children. They aim to reconcile sun protection with style, simple as that. With them, you will find clean-cut cut shapes, subtle colours, unisex rash tops and sun protective swimwear for boys, girls and babies, made from the highest quality European fabrics.
Made in Europe in small workshops, the swimwear is made from Econyl®, a recycled fibre. Tested over 200 hours in a laboratory, the rash guards are chlorine, seawater and sun cream resistant. Made from high-quality European fabrics, they are rated UPF 50+ without any chemical filter, offering the best protection according to the Australian norm, the international reference for sun protection, while being kind to the skin and the environment.
CANOPEA refers to the upper level of the tropical forest. This ecosystem, rich in biodiversity, captures the majority of solar energy, allowing for younger plants to grow safely protected by elder trees. This is the energy that we aim to transmit to our children while making sure they remain safe.