Size Chart
We use Australian sizing. Please see the table below.
If you have any queries regarding the fit of our garments please contact us on customercare@seapia.com.au
We'd love to help you get the correct size and fit!
Our art work gets printed the sustainable way
We are thoughtful in every process of our sustainable swimwear production. We source our suppliers and make sure that they work ethically and responsibly towards the environment.
Our swimwear fabric printer, Sublitech, produces prints with the environment in mind. They use a technique called sublimation, where the design gets printed on paper and then onto the swimwear cloth, we use a recycled polyester base.
We headed to get our strike-off and was greeted by Nate the Dog...
which approved of our design...
...and which followed us whilst Peter, the owner, showed us around and explained to us the exact process of getting our swimsuits printed. The very important thing is that they use water soluble inks, that are chemical free that don't pollute the environment.
So you can feel good about not contributing to more pollution in our waterways and also your skin will be thankful when you wear one of our onepiece swimsuits or bikinis.
These are the paper printers and the amazing digital cutter. The patterns are digitised to ensure minimal waste and then printed inside the actual pattern piece, consuming less ink per swimsuit. Being a person who loathes waste, this got me very excited.
Our next job is to chose from one of the many tests we did. They are all looking great. This type of printing means that the print on you swimsuit will have amazing bright colours that won't fade easily, as the ink goes through the fibre of the fabric.
So when you wear one of our printed swim pieces either in chlorine or salt water, the colour will stay looking brand new for a long time.
...and of course, Nate followed us out to the door...we almost took him home.
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Connecting you to our swimsuit maker
It is really important to be able to trace the provenance of whatever product you are consuming, from food to clothing, to our swimwear. Meet May, our ALMA one piece maker.
Making your new one piece swimsuit out of our off-cut fabric
I've been looking at ends of our Econyl ® (recycled plastic) fabric rolls that have been shelved for while and finally have made time to get these made into our new ONE PIECE swimsuit.
How your bikini is packed to help minimise our carbon footprint
Your bikini has a packing history. Before ordering a bikini online, you need to consider how it will get to you. These are the materials (mostly recycled and good for the planet) we use.