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A full coverage swimsuit is any suit cut to cover more of your body than a standard bikini or high-cut one-piece. At the mild end, that means a fuller seat, a higher neckline, and a covered torso. At the far end, it means a full-body style with long sleeves and long legs, sometimes with a hood. For most adults, a one-piece with full bottom coverage, a secure neckline, and a moderate leg opening g …

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 …