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How to Pack Wet Swimwear

Is There Anything Worse Than Putting Wet Swimwear Back On?

We all have a childhood memory of having the time of our lives at the pool, then reaching into our bags afterward only to realise we forgot to pack spare underwear. There was nothing for it but to wriggle back into a cold, damp swimsuit and sit through the entire car journey home, trying not to think about it too much.

That feeling appears again in adulthood, in a slightly different form, on pretty much every spa day or wellness retreat.

Why wet swimwear ruins a good day

After you’ve had a swim, sweated it out in the sauna, maybe braved the cold plunge it's time to head off for a treatment or lunch. A moment of relaxation and focus on your wellbeing.

Except your swimsuit or trunks are still soaking wet. Sitting down to lunch, or trying to properly switch off in the relaxation room in something cold and clingy, isn’t exactly the treat you came for.

Stuffing a soggy swimsuit into one of those flimsy plastic bags from the spa changing room doesn’t exactly match the luxury vibe you paid for either.

It’s the exact same story at a beach club. One dip in the sea, and suddenly you’re sitting down to dine on the terrace in a wet costume. If you do change, you are left with a different dilemma: throwing a damp swimsuit into your bag will mean getting everything else wet.

A simple fix: pack a spare, and a Wet Bag

The solution is incredibly easy: bring extra dry swimwear to change into and bring a Wet Bag to put the wet one in.

Once you change, you pop the wet costume straight into the bag. Because it’s completely waterproof, built with a triple lock and tightly sealed seams, nothing else you’re carrying gets damp, and there’s no lingering scent of chlorine following you around.

In fact, it’s built to be the only pouch you need for the day.

There’s a separate, dry back pocket for your phone, room key, locker band, or other essentials. Dry stays dry, wet stays contained, all in one place. It’s also made from recycled plastic bottles, so it’s a more sustainable alternative to those plastic bags.

Consider it the grown-up fix for a problem most of us have been quietly putting up with since childhood. Pack a second swimsuit, pop the wet one away and enjoy the rest of your day in total comfort.