Red Bull Racing men's swimwear

Chlorine and salt water are harder on fabric than most people realise, which is why the Red Bull Racing men's swimwear leans on quick-dry polyester rather than standard cotton blends. Adjustable drawcord, mesh lining and team graphics come as standard, with lengths running from above-the-knee styles to shorter cuts.

Cuts and details in the range

The line-up includes mid-length swim shorts with side pockets that fasten shut and shorter styles with an elasticated waist and drawcord. The quick-dry fabric shows up across every style, which is what makes them practical both in and out of the water.

Why the fabric matters more than it looks

A weave that dries fast doesn't just feel more comfortable walking off the beach, it resists the fading and stretching that salt water and chlorine cause over a season of regular wear. That's the difference between swimwear that lasts a summer and swimwear that lasts several.

Styling the swimwear beyond the beach

A pair from the range with a graphic tee and sandals sorts a morning at the pool without effort. In the evening, the same shorts with a polo and a sweatshirt tied over the shoulders carry the look into a beachside bar without looking out of place.

Why quality matters more here than elsewhere

Swimwear takes more punishment per wear than almost anything else in a wardrobe, so every piece in the Red Bull Racing men's swimwear range is built to handle chlorine, salt and sun without breaking down after a handful of uses.

Does the Red Bull Racing men's swimwear have a mesh lining?

Yes, every style includes a mesh lining that gives support and comfort both in and out of the water. The lining is built to dry quickly after a swim. That means you're not stuck in wet fabric for long.

What length are the swim shorts?

The range includes mid-length styles above the knee and shorter cuts. Which one suits comes down to personal taste and use, more sport-focused in the shorter cut and more versatile at mid-length. Both share the same quick-dry fabric.

How do you look after the swimwear?

It's best to rinse it in fresh water after every swim in the sea or pool to remove chlorine or salt. Hand washing or a gentle cycle extends the life of the fabric and elastic. It's worth avoiding the tumble dryer to protect the technical fibres.