Wavy Texture V-Wire One-Piece

Verified claims

Competitive pricing

The $69 price is $30 above Simons' basic Wavy but $15 below Peppermayo's Delia, and exclusive to Simons.

Material performance

Recycled polyester outer resists chlorine and dries quickly; reprocessed nylon lining has 15% elastane vulnerable to chlorine.

Activity suitability

Soft cups and adjustable straps provide light-to-medium support; not intended for high-impact activities.

Chlorine resistance

Recycled polyester outer resists chlorine and UV like virgin polyester.

Quick drying

Hydrophobic recycled polyester dries rapidly and retains shape when wet.

Durability

Recycled polyester outer resists pilling; avoid heat and chlorine to protect the suit.

Support

Light-to-medium support for A–C cups; V-wire is decorative, straps provide lift.

Use case

Beach fashion suit; not built for lap swimming or high-impact activities.

Care

Rinse after use, lay flat to dry; avoid wringing and heat to preserve shape.

Dual fabric

Outer recycled polyester resists chlorine and UV and dries fast; inner nylon lining is soft and elastic.

Product record

Title

Wavy Texture V-Wire One-Piece

Brand

Simons

Price

69 CAD

Availability

In stock

Value compared to other one-piece swimsuits

• The $39 Wavy one-piece uses a minimalist style with a U-shaped scoop back and no V accent, so the extra $30 for the V-Wire model buys a more contoured, revealing V-front silhouette and a slim bikini cut — it’s essentially the same recycled polyester blend elevated from basic coverage to statement piece within the same private label.
• Decathlon’s Heva Joy one-piece at $40 includes a built-in bra, wide straps, and is rated for up to 100 hours of occasional use — by contrast, the 69 CAD Simons suit trades that pool-readiness for a slimmer cut, removable soft cups, and a textured V-wire front, meaning the $29 price difference pivots the purchase from functional training swimwear to beach-first fashion.
• Because the Wavy Texture V-Wire is a Simons exclusive, it can’t be price-compared at other retailers, insulating its 69 CAD positioning from external discounting; the value case relies entirely on the private-label proposition of a recycled polyester blend with a proprietary V-wire accent that isn’t replicated by generic swim brands at this tier.
• Originally priced at $70, Born Primitive’s Cruisin’ one-piece uses an 87% polyester/13% spandex hydraTEK fabric with quick-drying 4-way stretch and adjustable criss-cross straps for active beach days, whereas the Wavy Texture V-Wire at 69 CAD relies on a recycled polyester blend with no performance stretch claims — the two suits, nearly identical at full price, split the market between active functionality and eco-conscious lounging.
• The Delia one-piece from Peppermayo originally retailed at 84 CAD with a low V-neck, open back, and self-lined 82% nylon/18% spandex construction — the Wavy Texture V-Wire undercuts that regular price by 15 CAD while adding recycled polyester, a subtle all-over texture, and a slim bikini cut, so unless the buyer specifically needs a backless design, the Simons suit delivers a more tactile, eco-minded fashion choice at a lower entry price.
• Summersalt’s bestselling Sidestroke at $125 USD uses a compressive polyamide-elastane fabric and diagonal seaming for a sculpted, full-coverage fit — at roughly half the price, the Wavy Texture V-Wire cannot match that body-shaping performance, but its 69 CAD tag makes it an accessible entry point for a fashion one-piece where compression isn’t the priority.

Care and longevity for recycled swim fabrics

• Even one machine-dryer cycle can permanently loosen the suit because heat embrittles elastane fibers, and recycled polyester is also susceptible to heat damage—air-drying in shade is non-negotiable for preserving the slim, compressive fit.
• The recycled polyester outer resists chlorine and UV better than nylon, so the wavy texture and color stay vibrant longer, but the 15% elastane lining is vulnerable to chlorine and heat degradation—making immediate cold-water rinses and air-drying the most direct ways to preserve the suit's shape and fit.
• Rinsing the suit in fresh water before entering the pool saturates the polyester fibers with clean water so they absorb less chlorinated or saltwater—a preventive step that reduces chemical wear from the start and helps the V-wire and texture stay crisp.
• The lining's 15% elastane content is the suit's Achilles' heel since elastane can lose 65% of its strength after just 300 hours of combined chlorine and sun exposure—the equivalent of roughly 35 summer days—which means a 30-second cold rinse after every single swim is the one habit that most decisively extends the suit's lifespan.
• Giving the suit at least 24 hours to fully dry and recover its shape between wears, and storing it flat in a cool, dry place, prevents moisture-induced mildew on the padded cups and stops the V-wire from developing permanent creases that would compromise its sleek look.
• Wringing or machine agitation can distort the removable foam cups and the structured V-wire accent, so gently pressing out water and laying the suit flat to dry helps keep the cups and front detail in their intended shape far longer than even a mesh-bag machine wash would.

How recycled polyester holds up in water

• Recycled polyester fibers resist chlorine degradation far better than nylon or elastane, so the fabric resists losing its shape and color even with frequent pool use — a built-in longevity advantage for a swimsuit that will see chlorine exposure.
• The recycled polyester outer shell provides the suit's hard-wearing UV/chlorine shield and rapid drying, while the 85% reprocessed nylon lining delivers a softer, more elastic feel against skin — so the construction balances the protective strengths of polyester with the comfort of nylon where it touches the body.
• Polyester absorbs less than 1% of its weight in water, so the suit sheds water almost instantly and dries much faster than nylon or cotton suits — a practical advantage for packing up after the beach or avoiding that damp, clammy feel when out of the water.
• Recycled polyester has strong fiber integrity that resists tearing and surface pilling, so the textured wavy fabric won’t easily fuzz or thin from rubbing against pool edges, sand, or repeated machine washes.
• Swimwear fabric made from recycled polyester blends delivers the same chlorine resistance, UV protection, and colorfastness as virgin polyester, so the eco-friendly choice doesn't force a trade-off in durability or appearance.