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Wsp28771catalog-Online.Pdf MISSION S AT EMEN Providing creative, reliable, and functional uniforms and equipment for aquatics and leisure professionals Water Safety Products is celebrating 30 years! Our Humble Beginning Original Ladies’ ui ith our family roots deep in the urfing ndustry, including a history of retail surf shops, surfboard manufacturing and sales representation, around 0 we began manufacturing a junior swimwear label known as ea ats wimwear. n , et n ild rlando, Florida isited our booth at urf Epo. hey asked us if we could make a ladies swimsuit for their lifeguards. heir epectations were the suit would be conseratie, not seethrough, and that it would hold up in the harsh enironment lifeguards work in 0 hours a week sun eposure, U light, chlorine, and sporadic care. fter much research into fabrics and elastics, and the diligent design work of our pattern maker une ones, we had a Sea Oats wimwear, Waterworld Houston, Texas beautifully fitting, conseratie, fully lined ladies suit for the lifeguard market. etn ild loed the product. e had La Paz, Mexico eceeded their epectations and stumbled on a new niche in swimwear uniforms for professional lifeguards, and they were made in the U. he news about our ladies suits spread uickly through the growing waterparkpool market. o complete the need, we began work on a highuality mens uniform short. he matching uniforms would unite the lifeguards as a team at their facility. n , after two years of testing and designing our new suits, Original Men’s ui ater afety Products, nc. was established. Waterworld Houston, Texas e are proud to say we continue to make our uniform suits in the U, with an emphasis on comfort and realworld utility. e continue to deelop and improe many products for the lifeguard industry, crafting each item with awardwinning care to ensure Wet ’n Wild, lasting performance. Orlando, Florida Paula Panton Family Waterparks Trip Providing creative, reliable, and functional uniforms and equipment for aquatics and leisure professionals Water Safety Products is celebrating 30 years! WH HOOSE WAT ER SAFE Y PRO U C T S Fabric echnology ............................1 Why Choose Water Safety Products? Superior Quality Products Logos ecoration ...........................3 ur determination to offer superior uality and adanced performance products is reflected in all we do. ith oer 30 years eperience in manufacturing swimsuits Uniforms ...........................................5 for professional lifeguards, our dedication and product uality are unmatched. e are a company team that defines not only a passion for uality and serice but an unsurpassed dedication to lifeguarding around the world. un Protection Products .................1 8 Sizing e proide sies from X S to 6 L in our most popular styles and colors. Personal Euipment .......................2 0 Made in the USA escue esponse .......................2 5 heneer possible we proide products that are made in the U. ll of our lifeguard swimsuits are manufactured by us, using merican fabrics and merican seamstresses Facility Euipment ..........................3 5 Constantly Innovating ince , we hae been listening to our customers and deeloping awardwinning Laerdal Products ............................ products. e hae been recognied and awarded many times by industry leaders. Unparalleled Customer Service raining Euipment ........................ e are committed to sering our customers both stateside and around the world. e do eerything possible to make your purchases and delieries simple and efficient. Lifeguard uniforms are in stock yearround and aailable for immediate deliery. Lifeguard ncenties ....................... E-Commerce pecialty Programs ........................5 1 Eommerce business with ater afety Products nc. offers immediate access to product details and online product purchase, with realtime freight uotes and unmatched functionality. aintenance olutions ...................5 2 Committed to Value s a manufacturersupplier, our commitment to alue is central to our business. From erms onditions ........................5 5 the alue of eery detail in all our products, to the alue you get when your lifeguard team is professionally uniformed and euipped, ater afety Products offers the highest uality products in our industry, with sensitiity to your budget. ontact Us ......................................5 6 www.WaterSafety.com FABRI AN PRO U C T E HNOLOG With our precision engineering and high tech fabrics, Water Safety Products, Inc. delivers technological innovation in every garment we manufacture FABRIAN PRO U C T E HNOLOG Q U I K RY ING With our precision engineering and high tech fabrics, Water Safety Products, Inc. delivers technological esignates uick Men s and Ladies Lifeguard Short Fa ric Ladies Lifeguard Swimsuit Nylon Lycra Fa ric drying fabric urable high performance o. 3ply urable . o. warp knit way comfort innovation in every garment we manufacture laundered nylon featuring a premium stretch fabric features nylon, 3 tra ® ® GREEN PRO U C T uick dry finish and U inhibitors. Life Lycra fiber. tra Life Lycra f eatures esignates a green reathes and feels like cotton. ncludes superior chlorine, mildew, and chemical product mens styles , , , ladies resistance. ncludes ladies styles 0, styles . 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0. D U RABILI Y esignates fabric with durability WAT ER REPELLEN esignates products w ith ater repellent or waterproof technology Men s Lifeguard Short Liner Fa ric Ladies Swimsuit Liner S N PRO E T ION Ultrasoft polyester omfortable . o. warp knit way stretch fabric esignates fabric or ® product with sun micro mesh for featuring 0 nylon, 0 tra Life Lycra , giing protection UPF comfort and moisture our ladies liner superior chlorine, mildew, and management. chemical resistance. ncludes all ladies swimsuits. MOIS U RE WI KING esignates fabric ncludes mens styles with moisture wicking , , . ualities LARGE SI ES esignates products with etralarge sies Men s and Ladies Stretch Short Fa ric # 910 Ladies Lifeguard Swimsuit Performance Ultrasoft o 0 polyester microfiber Polyester Spandex Fa ric U V RESIS AN with 0 pande for moement and urable .0 o. performance polyester comfort esignates fabric with comfort. ncludes mens , U resistance color stretch fabric features Polyester and fastness and ladies , . pande chlorine and mildew resistant. C HLORINE RESIS AN esignates fabric with chlorine, chemical, and oil resistance WSP ORIGINAL esignates a product Ladies Swimsuit Stitching Rash Guard Fa ric Elastics manufactured or inented by ater afety Products, nc. Eclusie ig ag igh tech four way stretch tricot hlorine, mildew, and technology gathers fabric protects the skin from the chemical resistant MIL EW RESIS AN the suit fabric for sun with an PF rating of 0 elastics prolong the esignates fabric with greater stretch and 0 UPF, blocking of the life and the stretch of mildew resistance comfort, allowing a suns harmful rays. the suits much wider range MA E IN HE SA of fit. ncludes all esignates products ladies swimsuits. made in the U www.WaterSafety.com 2 LOGOS Water Safety Products, Inc. offers premier embroidered logos for commonly purchased items such as men’s and ladies’ uniform swimsuits, hats, polo shirts, jackets, lycra rash guards, and travel bags Water Safety Products’ Standard Lifeguard Logo tandard Lifeguard Logo includes the word Lifeguard and a rescue cross. Em roidery harge ee our website. Returns Standard Lifeguard Logo is RE U RNABLE if logo is placed on the left leg of men s and ladies shorts and the center chest of ladies suits. C redit only, less 15 restock fee if returned within 30 days of purchase. C ustom Standard Logos e can offer a ariation of our standard logos, affording you the opportunity to customie your uniforms without incurring the epense of a true custom logo. he standard rescue cross can be encircled with your choice of wording for eample, ity of rlando Lifeguard. here is no setup charge for this option. Em roidery harge ee our website. Returns Items with C ustom Standard Logos are NO RE U RNABLE. Specialty Program Logos Use these logos on any embroiderable item. Returns Items with Specialty Program logos are NO RE U RNABLE. Lifeguard Agency Logos At your re uest we offer many Lifeguard gency logos. all for more info. Returns Items with Lifeguard Agency Logos are NO RE U RNABLE. 3 www.WaterSafety.com LOGOS C ustom Em roidered Logos Artwork rtwork for your logo can be Emailed to art watersafety.com. e accept most graphic art files. lean, hard copy artwork is also acceptable. Em roidery File netime charge for creation of embroidery file see price list. f you currently own an embroidery file, it can be emailed to us. e accept standard embroidery formats such as ajima and elco. here is no setup charge if you own your own embroidery file. Logo Sie : imensions of embroidered logos are approimately 3 3 for typical uses including swimsuits, shirts, bags, jackets, and hats. Em roidery harge he peritem embroidery charge is based on the stitch count. all 30 Et. 3 for details. Production ime llow 0 days for a new embroidery file. llow 3 days for completion of order once you hae approed your design. Returns Items with custom em roidered logos are NO RE U RNABLE. C ustom Screen Printing e offer custom screen printing for a ariety of items such as shirts, technical shirts, sweatshirts, Lycra rash guards, and rescue tube coers. tandard lead time for screen printing is business days after art approal. all 003 Et. 3 for lead times, large uantities or any special handling. rtwork should be in a ector file format such as .ai, .eps, or orel raw. dditional art charges may be added if art is in an unacceptable format nclude font and sie desired if typesetting is reuested Unless a specific sie is indicated, ater afety Products, nc. will determine the most appropriate sie for your screen print • T here is a minimum of 24 pieces for an order re uiring screen printing screen setup charge will be assessed on all nonrepeat orders e resere the right to adjust the sie of any layout or letters to fit the garment in the most attractie way possible Rush Services ush serices are aailable just ask.
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