It sounds like an oxymoron: “water-repellent swimsuit.” But it’s for real. The new swimwear line from Sun Dry Swim actually repels water, thanks to its proprietary nanotechnology-enhanced active wear fabric.
Wetness simply beads off the fabric and the suits take only seconds to dry. This is a major plus if you don’t have time to change after a swim and you want to jump in the car or sit on the sofa. Or, if you do change, there’s no more carrying a bag of damp bathing suits home from the beach.
According to the manufacturer, Sun Dry Technologies, the non-toxic nanotechnology treatment used on the fabric is environmentally-friendly and completely harmless to skin.
In addition to men’s and women’s swimsuits, the line also includes children’s bathing suits with an additional feature—an SPF 50 rating.
The current line is sold by online retailer Solestrom. More styles and colors are expected to be available in the fall.
This nanotechnology-enhanced fabric sounds very promising. Just think—if they could apply this technology to everyday clothing, we’d never have to buy clothes dryers!
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Water-repellent Fabrics
- The development of water-repellent fabrics could lead to a major disruption in the textile industry as it solves the issue of dampness and promotes convenience for users.
- Nanotechnology-enhanced Active Wear
- Nanotechnology-enhanced active wear could become a new norm in the fashion and sports industries due to its eco-friendly and non-toxic features.
- Spf-rated Swimwear for Kids
- SPF-rated swimwear for kids is a growing trend that ensures added protection from the sun's harmful rays while allowing them to enjoy being in the water.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion and Textile Industry
- This industry could utilize water-repellent fabrics to create products that promote convenience and ease to consumers.
- Sports Industry
- The sports industry could benefit from the use of nanotechnology-enhanced active wear to provide athletes with clothing that enhances performance and comfort.
- Children's Clothing Industry
- The children's clothing industry could take advantage of the growing trend of SPF-rated swimwear to promote safety and health concerns for infants and children in all their clothing lines.
