Beach Accessories

The basic set includes a pareo or tunic to cover your shoulders away from the beach, a roomy bag for a towel and sunscreen, sun-protective headwear, and sunglasses with a UV filter. You can then complete the look with bracelets, chokers, and a belt worn over the swimsuit. This is enough for a holiday without overpacking your suitcase.

Beach fabrics should dry quickly and resist creasing. Viscose challis is breathable and retains its color, chiffon works well for lightweight cover-ups, and linen is comfortable in hot weather. Stretch mesh dries within minutes and folds down to the size of your palm, making it convenient for travel. Denser fabrics and a hood provide additional protection from the sun.

A pareo is a piece of fabric that can be tied around the hips, chest, or neck to create several different looks. A tunic is pulled over the head and has a ready-made shape. A pareo is more versatile and compact, while a tunic is more convenient when you need to quickly put on a cover-up and head to a café.

Bandeau and full-coverage tops work well with statement chokers and large bracelets, which balance the open neckline. Bikinis pair well with delicate chains and a textile belt that defines the waist. Textile or plastic embellishments are the better choice because metal heats up in the sun.

A straw or woven bag holds its shape and looks good with resort outfits, but it is less practical on damp sand. A textile bag is lighter, foldable, and quick-drying. Textile is more practical for an active day at the beach, while woven styles work well for walks and photos. The most important thing is that the bag has enough room for a towel, water, and sunscreen.

The UV400 label means that the lenses block ultraviolet rays with wavelengths of up to 400 nm, covering virtually the entire UVA and UVB spectrum. Reflected UV exposure is higher near water and pale sand than in the city, making eye protection especially important at the beach. Dark lenses without UV protection can cause the pupils to dilate while still allowing UV radiation through.

Salt and chlorine damage fibers and fade colors, so pareos, tunics, and textile belts should be rinsed in cool water immediately after swimming and dried in the shade, as direct sunlight can fade the fabric. Wash them by hand or on a delicate cycle without a high-speed spin. Viscose challis and linen should be ironed while slightly damp.

Stretch mesh creases the least: pareos and tunics made from it fold down to the size of your palm and smooth themselves out. Viscose challis and jersey also retain their appearance well. Linen and dense cotton crease more easily, so they are best rolled rather than folded. Straw bags and hats should be packed separately and stuffed with soft clothing to help them retain their shape.

Yes. Gepur is a manufacturer, so beach accessories are available both at retail and wholesale. The wholesale price per item is noticeably lower than the retail price, and an order can include products from different categories, such as swimsuits, tunics, bags, and jewelry. A manager will provide details about the terms and minimum order quantity during checkout.