Hi-Vis Swimwear for the Whole Family

Spot your family in seconds

High-visibility swimwear makes your family stand out at crowded pools, beaches, and waterparks. Parents report that neon swimsuits reduce supervision anxiety and make it easier to track multiple kids at once.

Bright colors also increase response time during water emergencies. Neon swimwear stays visible underwater and creates a strong contrast with the water at the surface. Whether you're watching your toddler at the splash pad or keeping tabs on your teenager in the wave pool, hi-vis swimwear takes your parenting game to the next level.

Adults benefit from the same visibility. When your whole family wears neon, everyone is easier to locate.

☀️ Learn more about the safest swimwear colors.

Styles for every swimmer

The Hi-Vis collection includes styles for every family member.

• Our high-visibility rash guards for kids feature full-front zippers for quick, no-fuss dressing and easy bathroom breaks. 
• One-piece swimsuits offer a classic silhouette with a scoop neckline and moderate back coverage for girls and women.
• Sunsuits provide full-torso coverage for babies and toddlers who need maximum sun protection.
• Tankini tops pair a sporty high neckline with mix-and-match flexibility. Pair them with neon swim bottoms or go with a contrasting color. 
• Swim trunks and euro shorts come in neon solids and color-blocked styles for boys and men. 

Every style shares the same neon color palette, so it’s easy to coordinate the whole family in matching high-visibility swimwear for beach vacations and waterpark trips.

Built for active water play

Hi-vis swimwear keeps up with active families and all-day water play.

• Hang swimwear between pool visits, and it dries within a couple of hours, thanks to the quick-dry fabric.
• Flatlock seams prevent chafing and irritation during hours of active play. This construction eliminates friction points, so kids and adults stay comfortable through extended wear without red marks or complaints.
• Four-way stretch fabric moves with your body during swimming strokes, diving, climbing, and jumping. The material doesn't restrict arm movement or create drag in the water.
• Chlorine-resistant swimwear fabric maintains shape and color vibrancy through repeated pool use. Many families swim daily during summer vacation or attend regular swim lessons throughout the year. Hi-vis swimwear withstands this heavy use without fading to pale shadows of its original bright colors or losing the stretch that makes it comfortable.

UPF 50+ sun protection in every piece

Our swimwear carries the Skin Cancer Foundation Seal of Recommendation. That means our swimwear meets stringent criteria for effective UV protection and aids in the prevention of sun-induced skin damage. Every piece in the Hi-Vis collection blocks approximately 98% of UVA and UVB rays with UPF 50+ fabric that protects the skin it covers, no matter how long your family stays outside.

UPF-rated clothing and sunscreen complement each other. Apply sunscreen to exposed areas like faces, ears, hands, and legs, then trust that covered skin receives consistent protection throughout the day. Long-sleeve rash guards and full-coverage sunsuits reduce the total surface area that needs sunscreen, which saves time and product on busy swim days.

Hi-Vis collection FAQ

What sizes are available? 

Kids' sizes range from infant (0–6 months) through youth (up to size 14). Adult sizing is available for women's and men's styles. If your child falls between sizes, we generally recommend sizing up for a comfortable fit during active water play and to extend the wearing period as kids grow.

What makes hi-vis swimwear different from regular bright colors? 

Hi-vis dyes reflect significantly more visible light than standard dyes. A hi-vis yellow swimsuit bounces back nearly twice the visible light of a standard yellow suit. This is the same principle behind maritime rescue equipment. That extra reflectivity means neon swimwear stays visible in conditions where regular bright colors fade into the background, including glare and overcast skies.

How do I care for hi-vis swimwear? 

Rinse in cool, fresh water after each use to remove chlorine, salt, sand, and sunscreen residue that can break down fabric. Close zippers before washing to protect teeth and prevent snagging. Hand wash whenever possible. If you must machine wash, use the gentle cycle and place swimwear in a mesh laundry bag. Use mild detergent and avoid bleach or fabric softeners, which degrade sun-protective fibers.

Never wring or twist wet fabric. Instead, gently squeeze out excess water. Lay flat or hang to dry in shade rather than direct sun. Skip the dryer; it breaks down elastic fibers, accelerates fading, and reduces garment lifespan.

📖 Learn more about how to wash rash guards.

Is neon swimwear visible at night? 

Hi-vis swimsuits reflect visible light, so they lose their advantage in low-light and nighttime conditions. They are helpful additions to a comprehensive water safety strategy.