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NEW! INDIGENOUS COLLECTION Crop Rashguard Swimsuit | Mirrithin Kungala

“From poolside to play, she’ll feel confident, protected, and empowered in swimwear that celebrates her style and connection to culture.”

$74.95

Sizing and Care

SIZING

Being a parent you’d understand children can vary greatly in size within their age group.

Australian sizing standards reflect age which is a much better indicator than size charts.  For example, a size 4 is designed to fit a 4-5 year old. We therefore recommend choosing the size they are currently wearing, or sizing up for an extra cm of growing room.

If you need help with sizing please reach out: sales@tictastogs.com

 

SIZE

AGE

HEIGHT

6m

6 – 12m

 

12m

12m

80 cm

18

18m

80-86 cm

24 m

24m

86-92 cm

3

3

92-98 cm

4

4

98-104 cm

5

5

104-110 cm

6

6

110-116 cm

7

7

116-122 cm

8

8

122-128 cm

 

CARING FOR YOUR TICTASTOGS

The best quality printing and fabric has been used to make your TicTasTogs swimwear. To maximise the life of the garment it's recommended you follow the care instructions after every swim.

You'll find the care label inside your garment. We recommend to:

  • Rinse in cold water after every use especially if you have been in a pool with chlorine. Excessive exposure to chlorine without rinsing may - over time - lead to degradation of fabric and fading of bright or neon colours.
  • Hand wash separately in cold water
  • Do not soak, bleach or use any detergent containing bleach
  • Cold machine wash on short gentle cycle and do not use the spin cycle to prevent stretching 
  • Line dry in the shade. Do not tumble dry
  • Do not iron
  • Avoid rough surfaces as this may lead to piling
  • Chemicals used in heated pools and spas may lead to degradation of fabric
  • Remove any trapped sand from the garment when dry 
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Tween Girls Crop Rashguard Set 

Stand out from the crowd and wear this unique girls swimsuit featuring artwork Mirrithin Kungala (medicine leaves)

LIMITED EDITION production of Mirrithin Kungala (Medicine Leaves). Don't wait!

Make a statement in and out of the water with our Medicine Leaves Tween Girls Crop Rashguard Set — part of our Indigenous Collection featuring original artwork by 17-year-old Warumungu, Luritja and Warlpiri artist Jesse Sutton.

This sun-safe two-piece swimsuit blends art, culture and style, with a cropped rashguard top and high-waisted bottoms designed especially for tween girls. 

Crafted from premium UPF50+ fabric, it’s soft, stretchy and quick-drying for all-day comfort at the beach or pool.

Fashion-forward, functional and full of meaning — this is sun protection with soul.

“Mirrithin Kungala” means in the Kalkadoon language “Medicine Leaves”.

For thousands of years the Kalkadoon people have used their knowledge of the bush and used an assortment of leaves to aid in healing many ailments.

The leaves were used fresh, dried or boiled and could treat and heal an abundance of sickness and sores

Exclusive Medicine Leaves print by Indigenous artist Jesse Sutton
UPF50+ rated fabric for superior sun protection
Trendy cropped rashie with high-waisted bottoms for confident coverage
Chlorine-resistant, breathable and quick-drying
Tween girls swimwear, sizes 6–14
Part of our Indigenous Collection

Talented Jesse is part of a family of Artists who are passionate about their culture & history & want to share that with the rest of the world through their art. Ingrained into his daily life, mentored by his mother and older siblings in artistic techniques His artistic talent has been celebrated winning various art competitions both locally and nationally and all whilst still at school!