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We make high visibility swimwear designed to improve water safety for children. Made to stand out and make children most visible in and around the water. We believe swimwear should do more than just look good. We're a UK-based, family-run business specialising in high-visibility swimwear for babies and children. Our bright neon designs are carefully chosen to stand out in swimming pools, the sea and other water environments, helping parents keep sight of their children more easily. Our swimwear combines vibrant colours, comfortable designs and UPF 50+ sun protection, so little adventurers can enjoy the water in style. Founded by a mum of three, SwimSafe was created with one simple mission: to raise awareness of water safety and make high-visibility swimwear an everyday choice for families. Because when it comes to water safety, visibility matters.
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- swimsafeswimwear.com
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