We have a huge collection of affordable Ladies knee length swimwear styles at Nova Swimwear at costs that won't break the bank. Even the pickiest swimmer can find something to like in our collection, which offers a wide variety of prints in both plain and fluro colors. Every one of our swimsuits, from the simple and elegant to the vibrant and colorful, is crafted with chlorine-resistant fabric for long-lasting quality and comfort. Please keep in mind that our Racing Skins are the only ones that aren't resistant to chlorine. Our Queensland Company makes all of our knee-length swimwear, allowing us to maintain strict quality control throughout the manufacturing process. When our customers purchase with us, they know they'll get excellent discounts on high-quality swimwear because of our commitment to the highest standards. Depending on the design, we offer sizes ranging from Ladies 8 to Ladies 24 — to discover the perfect fit, click on the swimsuit you're interested in and refer to the size chart that comes with it. Most knee length swimwear is designed to be tight fitting, though your options may vary slightly depending on your own preferences.
Shop our extensive selection of high-quality Knee length Swimwear! Swimsuits that are knee length are popular among both recreational and competitive swimmers. We have a large assortment of FINA authorized and FINA compliant knee length racing swimsuits that have been specifically developed for speed. For individuals who spend long hours training in the pool, our chlorine resistant training Knee length swimsuits are a wonderful choice. Knee length training swimsuits and racing swimwear are available, and we have Knee length swimwear alternatives to suit all swimmers.
Swimsuit FAQs
What’s better: Spandex or Cotton?
If all you plan on doing is sweating in the sun, a cotton blend is a good choice. Cotton and polyester are frequently combined, resulting in a suit that is quite comfortable. They also fit well since cotton-blend pinches less than spandex. A high-cotton count is seen in many high-fashion outfits, particularly those made for uber-petite figures.
Spandex is more robust, so it's the better option if you want a knee length swimwear that will last a long time and withstand the elements. Because it's thicker and stronger than cotton blends, spandex has body control qualities, which means it keeps you in place.
Here's one solution to the cotton/spandex issue. Your cotton suit is for tanning, while your spandex suit is for catching a wave.
Should I shop for swimsuits on the internet?
Shopping on the internet has its advantages. When it comes to swimwear, though, it's best not to buy anything without first trying it on. There are simply too many factors to consider when buying for a swimsuit – not only the fit, but also the weight and thickness of the fabric.
However, you may have a favorite suit type that you wear frequently. Perhaps you always look great in that knee length swimwear with the halter top and retro, high-waisted bottoms. Alternatively, you may like a sassy bikini that accentuates your curves. Your chances of success are substantially higher if you know your size and chosen style. Just make sure you shop at a store that allows you to return items for free.
What is the best way to take care of my swimsuit?
- Swimsuits should be hand-washed and dried indoors at all times. It will dry quickly if you hang it outside, but the colors will fade.
- In a whirlpool hot tub, avoid wearing your favorite knee length swimwear. The water pressure will stretch it out, hastening the final breakdown.
- Your swimsuit's deadliest enemy is chemicals. Even chemicals present in swimming pools and sunscreen can be harmful. Of course, you won't be able to avoid them altogether, but don't use spray sunscreen or insect spray while wearing your nicest suit.
- Rough surfaces can easily ruin swimwear. Sit on a cover-up or towel outside the pool to keep your suit from getting scuffed.
Is a darker swimsuit better for tanning?
No, the color of your suit has no bearing on your ability to tan unless you buy a tan-through suit that is designed to let those rays through. Tanning creams can assist you in achieving that golden tone. Wear SPF 50 all over and go around boldly in your pale body.
How can I prevent my padded inserts from slipping in the water?
The effort is genuine. Instead, use a gel insert. The inserts in the design pictured above are perforated, so they won't hold water and won't bloat up when you go swimming. They also do a good job of lifting the breasts.
You might also go for additional bust-enhancing options such as front-tie halters and ruffle tops instead of inserts. Regular underwire is also available for raising and contouring any chest size.
How can I buy a fit swimsuit online?
If standing in line to try on a few knee length swimwear in a teeny-tiny fitting room with unflattering florescent lighting doesn't appeal to you, grab yourself a bottle of wine and shop online instead.
Yes, finding the proper match can be difficult. However, there are a few factors in your favor. Almost every reputable internet merchant includes a sizing chart. Many of them even provide free returns.
The timeframe is the actual drawback. You'll have to go to the store if you need a suit for this weekend. However, if you have the time (and are willing to make an extra trip to the post office) to find the right one-piece, shopping online may be the way to go.
Is there anything that would help me get rid of my cellulite?
Both yes and no. Cellulite can only be reduced by wearing a swimsuit that covers it. You might want to try short bottoms. When walking in the sand, put a sarong over your waist.
You can also use a cellulite cream or lotion to help with cellulite. These have a brief tightening effect that helps to hide cellulite. A beautiful tan can also help hide cellulite.
Pros & Cons of Wearing Knee Length Swimwear
Advantages
- Water drag is reduced
If you're a competitive swimmer, you already know that wearing a knee length swimwear reduces water drag. This implies you can swim more quickly. This is because, unlike any other garment, this swimming costume provides a streamlined physique that allows water to travel around your body without producing turbulence.
The friction between your body and the water during swimming can make it difficult for you to swim faster if you are a large lady with curves. The best bathing suits for large bust are constructed of a material that reduces friction between the water and your body. This helps you to swim from one end to the other more quickly.
- To Keep Yourself Safe
This is the most obvious and prevalent reason for wearing a knee length swimwear. When going for a swim, this will provide additional coverage to your body. Covering oneself, unless you're going skinny swimming, maintains your privacy.
You don't want to go around shirtless in a pool or on a beach. This is not only impolite, but it can also make others uncomfortable. In a public pool or beach, maintaining privacy and respect should be paramount. You also don't expose your skin to the sun since sunburns are painful.
Disadvantages
- Tan Lines
If you want to obtain that ideal tan, you should think about not wearing a swimsuit. When you wear a bathing suit, you get tan lines where your swimwear was covering your skin. By relaxing in the sun without a knee length swimwear, you may achieve the perfect tan. However, if you are prone to sunburns, this may not be the best option for you.
Customer Reviews
- Rose: This knee length swimwear was purchased as a gift for my teenage daughter. She is nervous and self-conscious about her appearance. And she was ecstatic. It is incredibly attractive and comfortable, and it fits her perfectly. I enjoy the concept of her being able to move around and be at ease. Depending on the bathing suit you wear, you may wind up displaying too much. This one, on the other hand, has it all, looks amazing, and feels terrific. My daughter usually wears a size L, but because it expands, I got a size M and it fits her nicely. She can't wait to show it out on our next trip to the waterpark, which is coming up in a few days.
- Emily: I'm in my forties, 5'4″ tall, and weigh 165 pounds. My body is shaped like an apple, with predominantly hips and belly. I purchased a medium and it was the perfect fit. This knee length swimwear was purchased with the intention of scalloping. I could swim all day without having to worry about ripping my bathing suit or getting sunburnt on my delicate areas. Because it is so modest, I expected to be self-conscious about it, but I am perfectly delighted with it. When I first put it on, I pondered hemming the legs because they come to about 4 inches above my knees. It's a good thing I didn't. The legs are well-fitting, stay in place, and don't ride up. Because I have fair skin and am prone to sunburn, I also bought a long-sleeved rash-guard style shirt to wear over it when swimming. It would have made me feel self-conscious if I had worn it without the top because it is so long, but it was OK with the top. On the beach, I donned a sundress cover-up. When you are dry, it is simple to put on, but you must undress from the top down every time you go to the restroom. Because the navy and aqua hues are so adaptable, finding a matching top, cover-up, and water shoes was a breeze. I appreciate how it has a built-in bra. This bathing suit is also appropriate for pool aerobics or any other water activity in which exposing your flesh isn't the goal. I've worn it scalloping five times already and I'm quite happy with it.
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