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You have more choices than ever if you want extra coverage at the water, from high-neck one-pieces to full-length stinger suits. The catch is that "full coverage" has no fixed definition. In most U.S. retail listings, it describes a higher-rise bottom that covers the seat completely, while other brands use it for suits that reach the wrists and ankles. If your goal is sun and sea protection, choo …

A full coverage swimsuit covers more skin than a standard cut, but how much more varies widely. In most U.S. retail listings, "full coverage" describes the bottom: a higher rise and a back panel that covers the seat completely. For sun, marine stings, or hours of active play, you need a suit that covers your torso, arms, and legs, made from fabric with a tested UPF rating. That difference decides …

For most women who surf, a full-coverage one-piece surf suit with UPF 50+ fabric, a high neckline, and secure back or shoulder straps stays put through duck dives and wipeouts better than a standard swimsuit, which is exactly what ECOSTINGER's UV-protective swimwear is built to do. That single piece handles the two problems that ruin a session: fabric shifting when a wave hits you, and skin exposu …

When your son spends six hours at the beach, the swimwear he wears decides how much skin is exposed to the sun for those six hours. For long days in the sun and water, a boys swimsuit in UPF50+ fabric, also called a stinger suit, dive skin, or sunsuit, gives the most practical coverage, because UPF50+ fabric blocks more than 97.5% of solar UV radiation according to ARPANSA, and it keeps arms and l …