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Kids Swimwear
Beach vacay, pool day or just jumping through sprinklers in the yard, Carter’s and OshKosh swimsuits are made to make the most of your kids’ water time. And the best part? UPF 50+ sun protection is built in.
The Latest Styles, Always Easy Features
Suit up in bright, sibling-matching signature prints, trending cutouts on 1 and 2-piece swimwear plus new, above-the-knee fits on swim trunks. With quick-drying fabrics, easy snaps and even full-zip rashguards for baby, on and off is easier than ever.
Our kids swimwear collection features looks in sizes newborn-14 featuring UPF 50+ sun protection. We start with safety in mind, then we select the colors, creatures and cuts that kids will feel comfortable in. For each age group, we keep their unique needs in mind, so shopping is as easy as possible and you can all spend more time in the water. Dive into the stylish designs we offer for every age group. Our coordinated designs mean you can outfit the whole family in similar looks for easier spotting at the water’s edge.
Start Swimming in Style with Kids Swimwear for Babies
For babies, safety is the most important factor when selecting swimwear. And this doesn’t just mean sun protection. In baby boy swimwear, look for trunks and rashguards that are more tight-fitting so he doesn’t get caught up in flowing fabrics. The same goes for baby girl swimwear. You’ll have to decide between baby swimwear styles whether a 1-piece rashguard is better for your baby than a 2-piece option.
Take It to the Next Level with Toddler Swimwear
As your toddler begins to run around on their own, their swimwear needs will change slightly from when they were a baby. Toddler boy swimwear, for example, has more style options than baby swimwear. There are more colors and graphics to choose from. The same can be said of toddler girls swimwear. At this stage, hats, shoes and sunglasses are also important safety staples.
Find More Style Options for Older Kids
Once your kids start fitting into boys swimwear and girls swimwear, they can start to pick out their favorite features and colors. The options become much more varied, and a lot comes down to personal preference. You’ll still find 1-piece and 2-piece options alongside rashguards and now cover-ups for girls.