Teen girls' UV-protective tops and swim bodysuits: elegant sun protection with more coverage
A teen UV-protective swim top or UV-protective swim bodysuit is an elegant, effective choice when more coverage is wanted for summer. A swim top pairs freely with separate bottoms, while a bodysuit brings the outfit together in one piece. At Canopea, our tops and swim bodysuits combine high UPF 50+ sun protection on covered areas, clean cuts and soft, responsibly selected fabrics for swimming and water sports.
Swim top or bodysuit: choose for the activity
According to each teenager's preferred coverage and style:
- A UV-protective swim top: Ideal for layering over a teen girls' bikini or teen girls' one-piece swimsuit. Our teen UV-protective swim top offers adaptable coverage for the torso and arms, with short or long sleeves.
- A UV-protective swim bodysuit: Combines the top and bottom in one fluid, modern silhouette. Its cut stays securely in place without slipping, ideal for surfing, paddleboarding or sailing.
High UPF 50+ protection and responsibly selected ECONYL® fabric
All our pieces provide a physical barrier that blocks more than 98% of UVA and UVB rays, without chemical UV filters. Made from ECONYL®, a 100% regenerated fibre produced from recycled fishing nets, our tops and bodysuits are soft against the skin, stretchy and resistant to chlorine, salt and sun oils.
Pair a top with our high-waisted bikini bottoms or low-rise bikini bottoms, and explore the complete selection in our teen girls' UV-protective tops and swim bodysuits and teen girls' UV-protective swimwear collections.
Frequently asked questions about teen girls' UV-protective tops and swim bodysuits
What is the difference between a teen girl's UV-protective top and a swim bodysuit?
A UV-protective swim top, also called a rash guard, is worn separately with bottoms or over a one-piece swimsuit to cover the upper body. A UV-protective swim bodysuit combines the top and bottom in one complete outfit, making it useful for water sports as it helps prevent the garment from riding up in the water.
Why should a teenage girl wear a UV-protective swim top?
Adolescence is a time when sun exposure often increases. Wearing a UPF 50+ swim top helps protect the skin over time on covered shoulders, back and arms, without having to keep reapplying sunscreen beneath those covered areas.
How should I care for an ECONYL® top or swim bodysuit after swimming?
Rinse the garment in cool fresh water as soon as you leave the water. Machine wash on a delicate cycle at no more than 30°C and lay it flat to dry in the shade to preserve the fibre's stretch and vibrant colours over the summers to come.

















































