How to Choose a Surf Suit for Warm Water
Choosing a surf suit for warm water is different from choosing one for cold swells. You don't need neoprene. You don't need bulk. What you need is something that moves with you, stays on when you wipe out, and keeps the sun off your skin for hours at a time.
Here's what to look for.

UPF 50+ protection
If you're surfing in warm water, you're probably surfing somewhere sunny. That means sun exposure is your biggest concern, not temperature. A surf suit with UPF 50+ protection blocks over 98% of UV rays, which is far more effective than sunscreen alone, especially when sunscreen washes off after your first duck dive.
All SunDaze Surf suits are made with UPF 50+ fabric as standard. No extra cost, no compromise.

Fabric that moves
Warm water surf suits should feel like a second skin. Look for recycled performance fabrics like Carvico or REPREVE® - these are lightweight, stretchy, and designed to move with your body rather than against it. They also hold their shape and colour wash after wash, which matters when you're in the water every day.
A fit that stays put
There's nothing worse than adjusting your swimwear mid-session. For warm water surfing, look for a surf suit or bikini set with secure closures, good coverage across the back, and a fit that's snug without being restrictive. One-piece surf suits are great for this, no gaps, no shifting, just you and the wave.
If you prefer a two-piece, look for a surf bikini set designed specifically for surfing rather than lounging. The difference is in the cut, the fabric, and the way the pieces are designed to work together.

Style you'll actually want to wear
You're going to be in this suit a lot. It should be something you love. Limited edition prints, bold colours, and designs that look as good on the beach as they do in the water make the whole experience better. Life's too short for boring swimwear.

Our picks for warm water surfing
If you're looking for a one-piece, the
Whatever you choose, make sure it's built for the water. Your surf suit should be the last thing on your mind when you're paddling out.