Here is the Decathlon swimsuit designed for periods that saves your summer, refines the swollen belly and costs less than $50

A long-awaited period, summer often arrives with a little anxiety when menstruation arrives right during the holidays. The thought of ending up in a swimsuit with a swollen belly and the fear of leaks is sometimes enough to spoil the party. What if the problem mainly came from the chosen jersey?

For those who can’t stand tampons or who simply no longer want to manage their beach days around their protection, the Decathlon menstrual swimsuit designed with the French brand Réjeanne is a game changer. One piece, technical, designed for flow and silhouette, it promises a simpler summer without sacrificing style.

Decathlon x Réjeanne: a one-piece that flatters even a swollen stomach

The SWIM model by Réjeanne, sold at Decathlon, is presented as a teal blue menstrual one-piece, with a V-neckline and wide straps. This cut structures the chest, visually elongates the bust and envelops the swollen belly without compressing it, which is reassuring when it is more swollen during menstruation.

Designed to move and swim without having to constantly readjust, this one-piece remains very close to a classic outdoor swimsuit. Decathlon offers it on sale for 49 euros instead of 89 euros, which makes it an accessible option for testing the integrated protection on a light to heavy flow.

Under the fabric: the technology of Decathlon menstrual swimsuits

Inside, nothing like a simple lining. The technical area includes several layers: a draining fabric which directs the blood inwards, an absorbent part which retains it, then a waterproof membrane which prevents leaks while allowing it to breathe. These layers remain thin, do not swell in the water and hydrostatic pressure limits the outflow of flow during swimming.

For a light or medium flow, a well-fitting menstrual swimsuit is enough for several hours at the beach or pool. In the event of a very heavy flow, experts recommend wearing it with a cup or tampon, or shortening the swim, in order to maintain a comfortable safety margin.

Choosing and maintaining your menstrual swimsuit for a serene silhouette

When your stomach tends to swell during your period, a one-piece like the SWIM helps you feel supported without marking. The right model can be recognized when trying it on: it must fit the body without wrinkling or cutting, remain smooth at the stomach level and fit the buttocks well without clear demarcation.

To preserve absorbent performance, the recommendations remain close to those of menstrual panties. You should rinse the swimsuit in cold water after use, machine wash it at 30 degrees with a mild detergent, without fabric softener or tumble dryer, then let it air dry. Well maintained, this type of model retains its qualities for two to three years, or around one hundred washes.

Can we see that we are wearing a Decathlon menstrual swimsuit?

No, it looks like a classic swimsuit and the absorbent part remains completely discreet.

Is this menstrual swimsuit suitable for heavy flow?

It is recommended for a light to heavy flow, but for a very heavy flow it is better to add internal protection or shorten the swim.

How to wash a Réjeanne menstrual swimsuit at Decathlon?

Rinse it in cold water, wash it at 30 degrees with a mild detergent then let it air dry, without fabric softener or tumble dryer.

Sources

  • Marie France

    “Decathlon, this menstrual swimsuit ensures a peaceful summer and a sublime silhouette even with a swollen belly”

  • Marie France

    “Decathlon: ideal for the heatwave, this sculpting and anti-UV swimsuit protects against harsh sun damage this summer”