A Guide to Speedo Men's Swimwear

Posted by Rochelle Scanlon on

There are few names as well known in the Swimwear world as Speedo. Since Alexander MacRae started the company in 1914, coined as Speedo by 1928, the brand has become synonymous with style, performance and quality.

 

The Speedo – Timeless Swim Style

The Speedo, love it or hate it, is an iconic piece of menswear history. 
Simple in design, the brief offers both freedom of movement and an enhanced, comfortable fit. It has an internal drawstring for added security. 100% chlorine resistant, Endurance+ Fabric makes this style ideal for regular sessions in the pool. It has an extra front lining to keep things modest and with a side width of 5cm, 8cm, 10cm, 12cm or a 16cm trunk, the choice is yours.

 

 

The Aquashort – An Athletic Cut

Secure fit, athletic cut and durable. With a 26cm side this is the perfect option for someone who wants more than a brief but less than a jammer. Made from 100% chlorine resistant Endurance+ fabric, front lined and an internal draw cord  – the aquashort, with that bit extra coverage is your alternative “swim-go-to” for a quick-dry, comfortable swim-kit essential.

 

The Jammer – A Swim-Favourite

Also in 100% chlorine resistant Endurance+ Fabric, this swimsuit has a 44cm side to the knee. The Jammer is a swim favourite for good coverage, reduced drag and a comfortable, secure fit. Front lined and a contrast internal waistband, jammers are a popular choice for the everyday swimmer at the beach or pool.

For a shorter cut that sits mid-thigh, keep an eye out for a Waterboy – a jammer that is a 40cm side length.

 

Finding your size

Use this easy guide to match your swim to pant/waist size and fit the perfect fit:

MENS SWIMWEAR
SIZE 10 12 14 16 18 20  22  24  26 26
ALPHA SIZE XS S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL 5XL
FIXED WAIST 28 30 32 34 36 38 40    
GB   32 34 36 38 40        
CHEST (CM) 80cm  85cm  90cm  95cm  100cm  105cm  110cm  115cm  120cm  125cm 
WAIST (INCHES)  28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46

 

 

Credit: Speedo


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