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How to choose your swimsuit?

Because of the many shapes and materials that exist it can sometimes be difficult to make a good choice when buying a swimsuit. But don’t worry! We're here to give you top tips on how to choose the perfect swimsuit.

Choosing a swimsuit should be based on two criteria: your level of practice and the swimming benefits you are looking for. First step is to define the type of swimmer you are, meaning your level and the frequency at which you go swimming.
At Nabaiji we identify 3 segments:

Beginner

You are a beginner swimmer if you’re just beginning to swim and have just started learning swimming techniques for 1 or 2 strokes.

A beginner swimmer's first priority is to be comfortable in his or her practice.

Intermediate

You are an intermediate swimmer if you are already comfortable in the water and have learnt 2 to 4 strokes.

An experienced swimmer swims for muscle development and/or to improve his/her technique.

Advanced

You are an advanced swimmer if you are well familiar with the aquatic world and masters the 4 strokes.

An expert swimmer performs swimming sessions designed to improve his/her physical condition and performance.

Depending on how often you swim, the fabric of the swimsuit will be different.

The fabric of our swimsuits for beginners swimmers are made of elastane yarn and guarantee up to 100 hours of practice without loss of elasticity.

The fabric of our swimsuits for intermediate and advanced swimmers are made of polyester or elastolefin yarns. They guarantee you up to 200 hours of practice without loss of elasticity. To find those swimsuits, look out for products labelled with AQUARESIST certification. They are tested under repeated cyclical loading in a pool of chlorinated water for at least 200 hours. No deterioration of elastic strength was observed throughout the test. Unlike a standard swimming product, the product retains its shape. They are guaranteed against the damaging effects of chlorine for their lifetime and will keep their elasticity.

For more details on how to choose your swimsuit

MEN


BEGINNER

A beginner swimmer is mostly looking for a comfortable swimsuit in which he will feel comfortable in his practice.
Three types of swimsuits are available:
- Briefs
- Boxers
- Swim Shorts


INTERMEDIATE

The experienced swimmer is looking for a swimsuit that provides support in his movements and ultra resistance to chlorine for his more regular training in the pool.
Two types of swimsuits are available:
- Boxers
- Long Boxers


ADVANCED

The expert swimmer is looking for a swimsuit that will give him the freedom of movement and ultra resistance to chlorine he needs for his intensive training.
Two types of swimsuits are available:
- Briefs
- Jammers
For competitions, the expert swimmer can use a specially designed jammer, FINA approved, offering hydrodynamics and significant muscle support to improve the quality of sliding. This will allow him to improve his time and performance.

WOMEN


BEGINNER

The beginner swimmer is looking for a comfortable swimsuit with good support.
Nabaiji has created four different back shapes to meet different needs:
- The "U" shaped back, feminine and easy to put on
- The "H" shaped back ensures good support and resistance to chlorine
- The "V" shaped back  offers a very good support (available in one piece or two pieces)
- The "X" shaped back offers a very good freedom of movement thanks to its crossed straps


INTERMEDIATE

The intermediate swimmer is looking for a swimsuit that offers comfort, good freedom of movement and ultra resistance to chlorine. Nabaiji offers excellent chlorine resistance (more than 200 hours of use) on all its swimsuits for confirmed levels. Two back shapes are available:
- "O" shaped back
- "X" shaped back


ADVANCED

The expert swimmer is looking for a swimsuit that offers great freedom of movement and ultra resistance to chlorine for intensive training. Expert swimmers are looking for a swimsuit that meets the codes of high level swimming: a very open back and a high notch.
For competitions, the expert swimmer can use a specially designed jammer, FINA approved, offering hydrodynamics and significant muscle support to improve the quality of sliding. This will allow him to improve his time and performance.

BOYS


BEGINNER

The young beginner swimmer mainly needs a comfortable swimsuit in which he will feel comfortable.
Two types of swimsuits are available:
- Briefs for a very good freedom of movement
- Boxers for good coverage


INTERMEDIATE

The swim boxer is the best shape for an experienced young swimmer.
Two types of swimsuits are available:
- Boxers
- Jammers


ADVANCED

The young advanced swimmer is looking for a swimsuit that will give him the freedom of movement and ultra resistance to chlorine he needs for his intensive training.
Two types of swimsuits are available:
- Briefs
- Jammers

GIRLS


BEGINNER

The young beginner swimmer is looking for a comfortable swimsuit with good support.
Nabaiji has created three different back shapes to meet different needs:
- The "Y" shaped back, for good support
- The "H" shaped back, easy to put on


INTERMEDIATE

The young intermediate swimmer is looking for a swimsuit that offers great freedom of movement and is ultra resistant to chlorine. Nabaiji offers excellent chlorine resistance (more than 200 hours of use) on all its swimsuits for confirmed levels.
Two back shapes are available:
- The "O" shaped back
- The "X" shaped back


ADVANCED

The young expert swimmer is looking for a swimsuit that offers great freedom of movement and ultra resistance to chlorine for her regular training. She also needs a swimsuit that meets the codes of high level swimming: a very open back and a high notch.

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Charles

Digital sport leader swimming

Passionate about swimming, I like challenging myself and trying new water sports.

Swimming is the perfect sport as it helps me to cool down after a warm day ;)