Irish Army - All-Over Print Kids Swimsuit

What is Irish Army - All-Over Print Kids Swimsuit?

The Irish Army - All-Over Print Kids Swimsuit is a high-performance swimwear option designed for active children. Made on demand to reduce overproduction, this swimsuit combines sustainability with durability. It features vibrant, deep-colored prints that resist fading from sun and water exposure, making it a long-lasting choice for beach and pool days. Constructed with either 75% recycled polyester and 25% elastane (US/Mexico production) or 82% polyester and 18% elastane (Latvia), the fabric offers reliable stretch and recovery.

Key features

• Material Blend — Available in recycled or standard polyester-elastane blends depending on production region.
• Double-Layered Front — Adds coverage and prevents see-through issues during movement.
• Four-Way Stretch — Fabric stretches and recovers along both cross and lengthwise grains for comfort.
• Bias Binding — Reinforced edges in black or white enhance durability and clean finish.
• Overlock Stitching — Provides secure seams that withstand repeated use and washing.
• Microfiber Yarn — Smooth, soft texture feels comfortable against sensitive skin.
• Sustainable Production — Made-to-order model reduces waste and overproduction.

Who is Irish Army - All-Over Print Kids Swimsuit for?

This swimsuit suits children who are frequently in the water—whether for play, swim lessons, or family vacations. Parents seeking durable, fade-resistant swimwear with responsible production practices will appreciate its construction and environmental considerations. It’s especially useful for kids with active lifestyles who need reliable, movement-friendly swimwear.

How does Irish Army - All-Over Print Kids Swimsuit compare?

Compared to standard polypropylene or basic nylon kids' swimsuits, this model offers superior stretch, better print retention, and enhanced durability due to its double-layered front and reinforced stitching. While many entry-level swimsuits use non-recycled materials and single-layer construction, the Irish Army version stands out with eco-conscious production and higher fabric density. However, it requires more care than chlorine-resistant competition suits and may release microfibers during washing, which is common among synthetic swim fabrics.