These cute and colourful one-piece bathers, for babies and toddlers, have a straight knee length fit with great body coverage.

The sunsuit's long sleeves offer great sun protection, whilst changes wet or dry are made easy with a long easy pull zip and nappy-change snaps.

Made from UPF50+ fabric, for maximum UV protection, the suit is perfect for both the beach and the pool.

This limited edition print is part of a special Indigenous Collaboration with 17 year old Kalkadoon artist Jesse Sutton.

‘Malthaaya’ means family and the painting represents family that have come before us and passed down knowledge, culture, traditions, history and bloodlines over the last 65,000 years.

The arch symbol represents communities and the sharing of knowledge which keeps us connected to our lands and each other.

Features:

• Long sleeves for sun protection
• Long front zip and nappy change snaps, for quick and easy costume changes
• High neck to protect this exposed area which easily gets burnt
• Stretch and fade resistant, designed to last summer long and beyond

Fabric:

• Soft-on-the-skin, summer-tough polyester elastane blend
• 80% polyester, 20% elastane
  
• Lining - 90% polyester, 10% elastane
• UPF50+ fabric for maximum sun protection

Sizing:

True to age, Australian standard sizing. 

TicTasTogs recommend choosing the size a child is currently wearing, or sizing up for extra cm of growing room.

• 3-6 Months
  
  
• 6-12 Months
  
  
• 12-18 Months, height 80cm
  
  
• 24-36 Months, height 86-92cm

Care:

To maximise the life of the swimwear garment it's recommended to follow these care instructions after every swim:

• Rinse in cold water after every use especially if you have been in a pool with chlorine - excessive exposure to chlorine without rinsing may - over time - lead to degradation of fabric and fading of bright or neon colours
• Hand wash separately in cold water
• Do not soak, bleach or use any detergent containing bleach
• Cold machine wash on a short gentle cycle - do not use the spin cycle to prevent stretching 
• Line dry in the shade, do not tumble dry
• Do not iron
• Avoid rough surfaces as this may lead to piling
• Chemicals used in heated pools and spas may lead to degradation of fabric
• Remove any trapped sand from the garment when dry