How long will it take to receive my order? top

I typically get regular swim caps in the mail within 1-6 business days, but it can take longer if it's a large or special order or if your order contains one or more fancy caps or animal caps.  That being said, ALL of our caps are made to order.  Please allow 2 weeks for processing, plus shipping time for your order.  Thank you! 

Your order within the United States will be shipped first class through the USPS, which can typically take 3-7 days. For orders outside the USA, shipping can take several weeks in some cases.

How do I put the cap on? top

To put the cap on, have the tag go in the very back. Twist long hair into a pony tail, then start with putting the cap on your forehead and pull it down to the back of your neck. Twist any hair hanging down and shove it under the back of the cap. The fabric will be stretchy and can be pulled over your ears. It won't keep water out of your ears, but might help to hold in earplugs. My kids prefer to have their ears out, but some like to have their ears in. If you are helping your child put hers on, have her cup her fingers aroung the front of the cap and hold it to her forehead, then pull the back of it to the back of her neck, twist her hair, and shove it in.

Are there any special care instructions for my swim cap? top

They can be washed in cold on a gentle cycle and tumble dried. This swim cap is made of nylon/spandex swimsuit material and holds up nicely in the chlorine. I have been sewing, testing, and improving my swim caps for over three years. (Care for them in the same way you would a swim suit.)

Some colors and prints will fade with exposure to chlorine and the sun, that's why I strive to keep my prices affordable. To prolong the life of your cap, rinse it in fresh water after each use.

How are Froggie's caps different from the rubber kind? top

There are 3 main types of swim caps, Latex, Silicone, and Lycra. I sell the lyrca style, which are made out of the same type of fabric as swimsuits.  Latex and Silicone are made out of latex rubber and silicone rubber.

None of these caps are designed to keep hair dry; their main purpose is to keep hair under control and out of your face. Lycra caps don't pull your hair like the other two styles. Some swimmers like to wear a lycra cap under a silicone or latex cap to keep their hair from being pulled.

Froggie's swim caps will not keep your hair dry if your head is being submerged underwater, but they will keep your hair out of your face and keep it from getting tangled in your goggles.

What size cap is your model wearing? top

Most of my child models are wearing the child size. My baby models are wearing the baby size.

What size should I get? top

 We offer 4 different sizes:

BABY, age 0-2 / 16–18-inch head circumference

CHILD, age 2-8 / 18-20-inch head circumference

ADULT, age 9-adult / 20–23-inch head circumference

ADULT XL, 23-inch head circumference or larger (or for a loose fit) 

Our swim caps are made from swimsuit fabric.

- They will NOT keep your hair dry.

- They WILL Keep Hair out of your face and help to keep it from getting tangled in goggles. 

Some notes about sizing:

Swim caps should fit snug. They may feel a bit tight at first, but they will get a bit looser with a few wears. The ages are estimates, it's better to pick a size based on head circumference. If you are between sizes or are worried about it being too tight, it's better to go up a size. It also depends on what type of swimming you will be doing. For lap swimming, kids on a swim team or in a swim class, it's best to go with the proper size. If you are looking for a loose fit, go up a size. If you need one simply to hang out in the pool without much actual swimming, a looser cap will be more comfortable. You may also want to go up a size for thick or curly hair. If you need help finding the right size, please contact me by clicking on link labeled "Contact" on the left side of the screen in the orange area.