Chlorine resistance

Stability

Simply adjust the shorts with the waistband drawstring. 

Adjustable

Designed for kids who prefer loose-fitting swimwear with good coverage for discovering swimming and water games. 

Maximum washing temperature 30°C. Normal cycle.

Condition

Skill Level

Number of Pockets

belt height

Weather Conditions

Place of Practice

Waterproof

Stitching Type

anti-uv

Pocket

Type of Length

Bottom Shape

Type of Bell

Style

Main Material


To swim freely, comfort is essential! Swimwear should allow you to move with ease. So take the time to choose the shape that suits you best.

The cut is comfortable, with an elastic waistband and drawstring. Lightweight and comfortable—it is perfect for everyone!

Swim shorts

Very comfortable and very soft, with excellent stretch properties.

At the pool, swimwear is exposed to the harmful effects of chlorine. Elastane, the fibre used to give the material its stretchiness and make it comfortable, is also sensitive to chlorine.

Do you swim occasionally? Then this material is suitable for you.
If you swim regularly or intensively, opt for a 100% polyester swimsuit instead. 

Which material should I choose for my swimsuit? 

Boys' Swimwear

Resistant to impact of waves

Reduced chafing

This conventional swimsuit will be perfect for your boy all summer long. 

Maximum wash temperature of 30°C. Very delicate cycle.

Boardshort Length

Available sizes:
Turquoise: 4/5 years, 5/6 years, 7/8 years, 8/9 years, 10/11 years, 12/13 years, and 14/15 years.
Navy blue: 8/9 years, 10/11 years, 12/13 years, and 14/15 years.

Sizes

Made of fine, 100% polyester mesh with drainage holes, the inner briefs are designed to provide support while allowing water and sand to escape.

Inner briefs

The elastic waistband of these boardshorts can be precisely adjusted to the size of the child and keeps these boardshorts in place in the waves.

Waistband and drawstring

UPF 50+ fabric. Sun protection even when wet. Blocks at least 95% of UV rays.

Sun protection

Loop at the hem to attach to your shorts.

Easy maintenance

This sun-protective short-sleeved rash guard is designed for surfing. Beginner level. Water over 22°C.

Collar Type

UPF standard

sleeve length

All our UV-resistant rash guards are UPF 50+, meaning they offer maximum sun protection. 
Choose your sleeve length based on your activity. Our line was primarily designed to meet surfers’ demanding needs.
Choose your rash guard based on the duration of your surf session: 1 hour, 2 hours, or 3 hours.

How to choose your rash guard (part 1)

1 hour: occasional practice. You can choose between a loose cut (easy to put on and comfortable when dry) or a fitted cut (comfortable when wet). Look for a loop system so you can fasten the rash guard to your shorts.
2 hours: regular practice. A rash guard with a drawstring and seamless underarm panels will improve fit and comfort in the water.
3 hours: intensive practice. A style with added warmth will let you stay out longer.

How to choose your rash guard (part 2 )

The fabric of this Olaian anti-UV product blocks at least 98% of UVB rays and 95% of UVA rays (UPF 50+), guaranteeing effective sun protection. Ideal for water sports, it can be worn in or out of the water. 
The shirt’s dense fibres filter out UV rays for long-lasting protection, even after washing.

UV protection even when wet.

UPF (ultraviolet protection factor) is an international standard that measures  the proportion of UV rays a fabric lets through to your skin.A UPF of 50+ means that the fabric blocks at least 98% of UVB rays and 95% of UVA rays.

What does UPF 50+ mean?

This rash guard reduces chafing against your surfboard or bodyboard. The loose cut of the T-shirt makes it easier to put on and is more comfortable when dry. Choose the fitted 100 or 500 model if you prefer comfort when wet or plan to wear it under a wetsuit. Shown to reduce chafing during 1-hour sessions. If you plan to surf for longer, our 500 UV rash guard with seamless underarm panels is a better choice.

This rash guard has a front loop that attaches to the cord of your swim shorts to keep it from riding up while you surf. Ideal for sessions of up to an hour. For more than 1 hour, we recommend choosing the 500 UV top, which also has a drawstring at the hips for better stability. A rash guard can cause irritation on the lower abdomen if it rides up.

Support system

This rash guard is recommended for use in water temperatures of 22°C and up. Air temperature may affect this recommendation.
Our thermal models are made of fleece, neoprene, or both. We recommend choosing a model made with neoprene if you’ll be out in conditions where the wind exceeds 15 km/h.

Warmth and wind

Our UV T-shirts meet the needs of the most demanding surfers. They’re compatible with many other water sports, including swimming, kitesurfing, windsurfing, wakeboarding, water skiing, and stand-up paddle boarding.

Suitable for multiple water sports

Young skin is very sensitive to the sun, particularly before age 3. UV rays are two to three times more harmful to children than to adults, so it’s essential that kids wear proper sun protection.

Kids and UV rays

This top is UV-resistant, but it doesn’t provide total sun protection. Consider other factors like reflections (off water, sand, etc.), temperature, and time of day. Wearing this top is just one part of staying safe in the sun. You should also wear sunglasses and a hat or cap, apply sunscreen regularly, and drink plenty of water.

Sun exposure advice

Girls' Swimwear

Swim with fog-free goggles – these swimming goggles have an anti-fog treatment.

Anti-fogging

Enjoy excellent support thanks to the adjustable nose bridge.

These swimming goggles offer a very good field of vision.

Field of vision

Lenses filter more than 99% of harmful UVA and UVB rays to protect your eyes.

Ultra-easy-to-adjust goggles designed for kids who are new to the water or want to get back into swimming.

glass composition

fogging treatment

Technical Lens

Type of Lens

corrective lense

Nose Bridge Type

Tightening Type

With Case

Fogging is mainly due to the temperature difference between the body and the water.
As the body is warmer than the practice environment, fogging occurs on the inside of the lenses through evaporation.
As a result, every micro-drop of perspiration will stick to the inside of the goggles.

In fact, it’s a bit of luck: all these drops will eventually combine to create a film of water through which you can see clearly.

Why do my swimming goggles fog up?

The anti-fog treatment creates a microscopic film of water to allow clear vision, but its wear is accelerated by rubbing inside the lenses or overexposure to chlorinated water. Taking care of the inside of your glasses is essential.

Over time, it is normal for the anti-fog effect to diminish. Briefly soaking the glasses in water may help in the short term, but can also accelerate the wear of the treatment. Our anti-fog marker reactivates the treatment!

The anti-fog treatment

Specially designed for kids.
Their watertightness depends on how well the silicone skirts match the shape of your face. 
Before buying your goggles, we recommend that you carry out the “suction cup” test without the elastic band. Position the goggles over your eyes; if they hold on by themselves with a little suction, they will be watertight once in the water. This test also helps spot any areas that feel uncomfortable on your face.

Size of swimming goggle

These swimming goggles fit the morphology of your face without needing to be overly adjusted.

Over-tightening can cause discomfort, leave marks, and even let water in.

It is not necessary to press against the lenses with your hands, a light suction effect is usually enough for swimming sessions without water inlet holes.

The straps ideally should rest 2-3 cm above your ears.
This position will optimize the grip and comfort of the goggles. 

How to properly adjust your swimming goggles

All our swimming goggles protect against harmful UVA and UVB rays under normal use, regardless of lens tint. 

Looking directly at the sun is dangerous and can cause permanent eye damage.

UV Protection

Swimming Goggles

UPF 50+ fabric. Sun protection even when wet. Blocks at least 95% of UV rays.

Prevents chafing against the board. 1-hour sessions.

This long-sleeved surfing rash guard protects you from the sun. Beginner level. Water over 22°C.

All our UV-resistant rash guards are UPF 50+, meaning they offer maximum sun protection. Choose your sleeve length based on your activity. Our line was primarily designed to meet surfers’ demanding needs. 
Choose your T-shirt based on the duration of your surf session: 1 hour, 2 hours, or 3 hours.

This rash guard’s UV-resistant fabric blocks at least 98% of UVB rays and 95% of UVA rays (UPF 50+), guaranteeing effective protection from the sun. Ideal for water sports, it can be worn in or out of the water. 
The density of the textile fibres filters out UV rays for long-lasting protection, even after washing.

How to choose your rash guard (part 2)

UPF (ultraviolet protection factor) is an international standard that measures  the proportion of UV rays a fabric lets through to your skin.
A UPF of 50+ means that the fabric blocks at least 98% of UVB rays and 95% of UVA rays.

This rash guard reduces chafing against your surfboard or bodyboard. Its loose fit makes it easier to put on and more comfortable when dry. Choose the fitted 100 or 500 model if you prefer comfort when wet or plan to wear it under a wetsuit. Shown to reduce chafing during 1-hour sessions. If you plan to surf for longer, our 500 UV rash guard with seamless underarm panels is a better choice.

This rash guard is recommended for use in water temperatures of 22°C and up. Air temperature may affect this recommendation. 
Our thermal models are made of fleece, neoprene, or both. We recommend choosing a model made with neoprene if you’ll be out in conditions where the wind exceeds 15 km/h.

Move through the water much more quickly thanks to the long fin.

Propulsion

Work on your leg muscles at moderate intensity.

Muscular workout

These long, semi-rigid swim fins will suit swimmers of a good level who want to work on their legs and speed.

Type of Footwear

Swim Fin Type

Fin Stiffness

Fastener Type

Trainfin swimming fins are semi-rigid fins.

Stiffer blades require greater muscular exertion.
More flexible blades produce more efficient, sweeping kicks. Your muscular energy will generate the type of effort you’re looking for (cardiovascular or muscular effort).

How rigid are these fins?

Trainfin swimming fins are fins with a closed foot pocket.

The type of foot pocket on a pair of fins determines how well the foot is supported during kicking (important for effective kicking). 

Open foot pockets are less restrictive around the ankles.
Closed foot pockets hold your feet in their natural position.

Type of foot pocket:

Trainfin fins are long fins.

Sizes in detail:
- 30-31: 32 cm (12.6 in)
- 32–33: 36 cm (14.1 in)
- 34–35: 36 cm (14.1 in)
- 36–37: 40 cm (15.7 in)
- 38–39: 40 cm (15.7 in)
- 40–41: 44 cm (17.3 in)
- 42–43: 44 cm (17.3 in)
- 44–45: 48 cm (19 in)
- 46–47: 48 cm (19 in)

 Short blades guarantee a good kick frequency and a good cardio workout. Movements are very close to natural swimming movements. 
The long blade guarantees a more sweeping kick and a stronger muscle workout.

How long are these fins?

Kickboards & Equipment

UPF 50+ fabric. Protects even when wet. Blocks at least 95% of UV rays.

Loop at the hem makes it easy to attach the rash guard to your shorts.

Fabric reduces chafing against the board.

This rash guard has been designed to protect kids from the sun when surfing and bodyboarding. Beginner level. Water over 22°C.

1 hour: occasional practice. Choose either a loose fit (easy to put on, comfortable when dry) or a tight fit (comfortable when wet). Look for a loop system so you can fasten the rash guard to your shorts.
2 hours: regular practice. A rash guard with a drawstring and seamless underarm panels will improve fit and comfort in the water.
3 hours: intensive practice. A style with added warmth will let you stay out longer.

This Olaian rash guard blocks at least 98% of UVB rays and 95% of UVA rays (UPF 50+), guaranteeing effective sun protection. Ideal for water sports, it can be worn in or out of the water. 
Its tight weave filters out UV rays for long-lasting protection, even after washing.

UV protection even when wet

UPF (ultraviolet protection factor) is a standardized measure of how much UV radiation can pass through a fabric.
A UPF 50+ rating means that the fabric blocks at least 98% of UVB rays and 95% of UVA rays.

This rash guard has a front loop that attaches to the cord of your swim shorts to prevent it from riding up while you surf. Ideal for sessions of up to an hour. For longer sessions, we recommend choosing the 500 UV top, which also has a drawstring at the hips to keep it securely in place. A rash guard can cause irritation on the lower abdomen if it rides up.

This rash guard is recommended for use in water temperatures over 22°C. Air temperature may affect this recommendation. 
Our thermal models are made of fleece, neoprene, or both. Choose a neoprene model if you’ll be out in winds over 15 km/h.

Our UV T-shirts meet the needs of the most demanding surfers. They’re also compatible with many other water sports, including swimming, kitesurfing, windsurfing, wakeboarding, water skiing, and stand-up paddleboarding.

This top is UV-resistant, but it does not provide total sun protection. Consider other factors, such as reflections (e.g., off sand or water), temperature, and time of day. Wearing this top is just one part of staying safe in the sun. You should also wear sunglasses and a hat or cap, apply sunscreen regularly, and drink plenty of water.

Kids' Clearance

The cap’s stretchy and lightweight fabric makes it easy to put on.

Easy dressing

Good support, ideal for occasional, beginner, or recreational swimming.

This fabric swim cap is easy to put on and take off, making it perfectly suited to recreational use. 

Reversible

Breathability

Windproof

Customization

Fabric Composition:
Made of a swimsuit type fabric that is easy to get on/off without pulling at your hair. Finishing seams around the head to ensure that the cap remains in place.

Coated fabric:
A comfortable mesh cap. It is coated with a layer of silicone that reduces leaks and elasticity, and provides a close fit.

Silicone: 
Silicone is less comfortable but highly elastic to guarantee a close fit and prevent water from leaking into the cap.

How to choose your swimming cap material

There are several alternatives to standard swimming caps to suit everyone’s needs:

- brush caps: made of a highly stretch mesh.
- waffle stitch caps: made of latex, can be put on without pulling at your hair.
- volume or extra volume caps: the shape of these silicone caps provides more room for full hair.

- moulded or shell swim caps: these silicone caps are made for competitive swimming.

- neoprene caps: perfect for open-water swimming.

AlternativesMade of a swimsuit type fabric that is easy to get on/off without pulling at your hair. Stitching

S, M, L, one size… which is the right size for me? 

The choice is quite simple: fabric and coated mesh caps are available in different sizes (S, M, L), while silicone caps are available in only one size, because they are highly elastic.

To choose the right size, follow our short guide to head sizes:
- XS: 50–52 cm (19.7–20.5 in). (available in the range for babies)
- S: 53–56 cm (20.9–22.0 in).
- M: 56–59 cm (22.0–23.2 in).
- L: 59–62 cm (23.2–24.4 in).
- One size: 53 to 62 cm (20.9–24.4 in).

How to choose the right swimming cap size

Did you know? There’s a right and a wrong way round to wear a swimming cap!

Swim caps have a central band from the front to the rear. The line of the fold of silicone caps (visible when the cap is flat) is in the same direction as that of the preceding caps.

Then join your hands and put them inside the cap. Stretch out your hands and fingers to create enough space to put the cap on.

At the front, the cap must be worn about one finger above your eye brows. 

How to put on your swimming cap

For two reasons. 

First, by wearing a swim cap, you protect the environment in which you are swimming. By retaining your hair, the cap protects the quality of the water and facilities by protecting the hygiene of the pool or waterway. 

Second, caps also protect you! Caps protect your hair against the harm caused by water, chlorine (or other treatments) and salt (or other pollutants).

Why wear a swim cap

Swimming Accessories

Swim belt certified as per standard EN 13138-1 (20 newtons).

Buoyancy aid

Swimming belt with 4 removable fixed foam inserts. 

Flexibility

Designed for children and teens between 15 and 60 kg. 

Difficulty Level

bladder

Sportsperson’S Weight

Inflatable

Buoyancy Index

Nabaiji offers three experiences: has a wide range of products specially designed for young swimmers.

The swim belt is part of the “Discovering swimming” experience: The children are already comfortable in the water, know how to use their arms and legs to balance themselves, and are not afraid to put their face in the water. 

The swim belt allows them to discover the swimmer's position (horizontal position) and learn swimming movements.

Nabaiji's 3 learning to swim experiences

The adjustment strap is equipped with a 3-point buckle to prevent children from removing it themselves.
The buckle is opened by at least two simultaneous or sequential actions to prevent it opening accidentally.

Secure fastening system

For prolonged use, wearing a top is recommended for avoiding any risk of the product rubbing against the skin

Recommendations for use

Product weight

Elastic band length:                90 cm
Length of a foam insert: 16 cm
Width of a foam insert:     8 cm
Thickness of a foam insert: 5 cm

Dimensions

Swim Belts & Vests

Grooved bottom to help drain residual water and speed up drying

Water drainage

Universal design compatible with all types of swim goggles

Content protection

A protective case designed to keep your goggles in top condition.

Foldable

Number of Compartments

Storing your swim goggles in a rigid case helps prevent scratches, protects the anti-fog coating, and keeps your goggles performing longer.

This model features a modern design with a grooved, aerated base for full water drainage.

Remember to rinse your goggles before putting them in the case.

Why store your swim goggles in a case?

This cap is easy to put on, thanks to its stretch coated fabric.

A good fit, ideal for regular, intermediate and fitness swimmers.

This swim cap is designed for swimmers looking for a good compromise between easy dressing and a good fit.

Mesh:
Made of a swimsuit type fabric that is easy to get on/off without pulling at your hair. Finishing seams around the head to ensure that the cap remains in place.

Coated mesh:
A comfortable mesh cap. It is coated with a layer of silicone that stops water from getting inside, reduces elasticity and provides a close fit.

Silicone:
Silicone is less comfortable but highly elastic to guarantee a close fit and prevent water from getting inside the cap.

How to choose the material of your swim cap

There are several alternatives to standard swim caps that meet everyone's needs:

- brush caps: made of highly stretch mesh.
- waffle stitch caps: made of latex, and can be put on without pulling at your hair.
- volume or extra volume caps: the shape of these silicone caps provides more room for full hair.

- moulded or shell swim caps: these silicone caps are made for competitive swimming.

- neoprene caps: perfect for open-water swimming.

Are there any other types of swim caps?

S, M, L, one size… which is the right size for me? 

The choice is quite simple: fabric and coated mesh caps are available in different sizes (S, M, L), while silicone caps are available in only one size, because they are highly elastic.

To choose the right size, follow our short guide to head sizes:
- XS: 50-52 cm. (available in the range for babies)
- S: 53-56 cm.
- M: 56-59 cm.
- L: 59-62 cm.
- One size: 53 to 62 cm.

How to choose the right size of swim cap

Did you know? Swim caps must be worn the right way round!

Swim caps have a central band from the front to the rear. The line of the fold of silicone caps (visible when the cap is flat) is in the same direction as that of the preceding caps.

Then join your hands and put them inside the cap. Stretch out your hands and fingers to create enough space to put the cap on.

At the front, the cap must be worn about one finger above your eye brows.

How to put your swim cap on

For two reasons. 

First, by wearing a swim cap, the environment in which you are swimming is protected. By retaining your hair, the cap protects the quality of the water and facilities by protecting the hygiene of the pool or waterway. 

Second, caps also protect you! Caps protect your hair against the harm caused by water, chlorine (or other treatments) and salt (or other pollutants).

Why wear a swim cap?

Two-way stretch fabric 20% horizontal 6% vertical

Stretch

Semi-elastic waistband keeps the shorts firmly in place

Water-repellent treatment to let water drain away and speed up drying

Quick drying

These boardshorts are ideal for experienced surfers aged 8 to 15 in all conditions.

Duration

Available in sizes 8/9 years, 9/10 years, 11/12 years, 12/13 years, and 14/15 years

These swim shorts have an eyelet in the side pocket and drainage holes in the inner briefs to allow water to drain more easily, which helps them dry faster. They also have a water-repellent coating that prevents the fabric from retaining water. This treatment may deteriorate after repeated washing, but it can be reactivated by tumble drying the garment.

Quick-drying

Up to 100 hours of use: recommended for occasional use.

This 1-piece swimsuit was designed for swimmers who want to enjoy the benefits of water with peace of mind.

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