H&M Swimsuit Upf 50

Name: H&M Swimsuit Upf 50
Brand: H&M
SKU: B2036812
Price: 24.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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The H&M Swimsuit UPF 50 reads polished and practical—the kind of piece that keeps you confident by the water and steady in the sun's bright peak. The textured fabric adds a tactile, sporty polish, while the polyamide-spandex blend gives a lean, sculpted feel that moves with you. A stand-up collar and the back zipper with an anti-chafe guard lend a streamlined, high-performance vibe, and short sleeves with short legs keep the silhouette sleek and easy to wear.

Layering and movement are easy thanks to the stretch of the fabric; it sits close but not clingy, holding its shape as you swim, sun, or lounge. The back zipper lets you slip in and out without fuss, and the anti-chafe guard protects skin where the zipper meets the neck. It plays well with coverups, wide-brim hats, and sandals, and transitions from poolside to casual shore-side stroll with just a change of accessories.

This swimsuit taps into the move toward sun-smart, streamlined swimwear that doubles as everyday wear. The look leans into athletic-luxe silhouettes, pairing well with high-waisted bottoms or minimalist cover-ups for a modern resort mood.

Materials / Fabrication

Textured swimsuit with UV-protective material
Stand-up collar
Back zipper with anti-chafe zip guard
Short sleeves
Short legs
Fabric: Polyamide 96.0 percent, Spandex 4.0 percent
UPF 50

Recommended Care

Machine wash cool
No dry clean
Medium iron
Line dry

Fit Notes

Back zipper closure at the back with an anti-chafe guard supports easy on and off and comfort.
Stand-up collar, short sleeves, and short legs provide more coverage for movement and sun.
UPF 50 protection helps shield skin during swimming under sun.
Textured polyamide and spandex fabric delivers structure through the torso for a secure fit.

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