The problem isn’t soaking—it’s after the soak.
We’ve all been there.
You step out of a hotspring, feeling warm and relaxed—
then suddenly you're freezing in a cold, clingy swimsuit that won’t dry fast enough.
Fast-dry isn’t a feature—it’s survival.
We tested how fast swimsuits really dry
We compared 4 fabrics, including HÁI’s Onsen Series textile, by:
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Soaking in 40°C water for 10 minutes
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Gently wringing and air-drying at 25°C & 60% humidity
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Measuring surface moisture and warmth every 5 minutes
Results Summary:
| Fabric Type | Feels "Dry Enough" Time | Fully Dry Time | Warmth Recovery |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Nylon | 28 min | 60+ min | Slow, stays damp |
| Poly Blend | 22 min | 45 min | Average |
| Fast-dry Competitor | 18 min | 35 min | Acceptable |
| HÁI Onsen Fabric | Under 10 min | 28 min | Fast & warm |
Result? No more waiting, shivering, or hiding under a towel.
Ideal travel-ready swimsuit fabrics are:
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Quick-dry
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Odor-resistant
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Flexible & secure
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Easy to pack—wet or dry
HÁI designs each piece to meet real travel needs.
Tips to dry swimsuits faster:
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Towel wrap & press to extract water
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Use mesh racks or hang in breezy spots
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When packing wet: use a plastic bag with breathing space—not airtight
Final Thought: Not all “quick-dry” claims are equal
Some fabrics dry on the label, not on your body.
HÁI’s hotspring-focused material blends fast evaporation with comfort and stretch.
Because we don’t want your post-soak moment to end in shivers.
We want you to feel good, look good, and stay warm—even after the steam fades.
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