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EnglishWhat Is Wetwear.com? Wetsuits and the EZ-ON Jumpsuit Explained
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Wetwear.com is the website of Wetwear, a wetsuit maker that has been producing suits since 1976. Its main product is the EZ-ON Jumpsuit, a one-piece wetsuit designed to go on like a shirt and pants, and the site also offers guidance on choosing a wetsuit plus customer testimonials. If you are looking for a wetsuit for diving or other water sports — particularly one that is easier to put on — this site is aimed at you.
What Wetwear sells
The core offering is the EZ-ON Jumpsuit. According to the site, getting into it is "as easy as getting into a shirt and pants." After a dive, you can open the zippers to let air flow through the suit and cool off during hot summer or tropical trips.
The site addresses a common concern directly: water intrusion through the zippers. It states that the EZ-ON zippers are backed with polyurethane-coated Lycra expansion gussets (described elsewhere on the page as lightweight rubber-coated Lycra expansion gussets), so the openings are sealed behind the zipper.
EZ-ON Jumpsuit options
| Choice | Options listed on the site |
|---|---|
| Neoprene type | Soft-stretch neoprene for the entry-level and casual diver; compression-resistant nitrogen-composed neoprene for the active diver |
| Thickness | 2mm, 3mm, 5mm, or 7mm |
| Colors | Black, royal blue, purple, yellow, neon green, and red |
Note that the page lists colors in two places with slightly different sets — one mention includes yellow and neon green, another does not. If a specific color matters to you, confirm it with the company before ordering.
Beyond the product page
The site is not only a product listing. It also includes:
- How to put on a wetsuit — a video section on the page.
- Selecting your wetsuit — a pointer to guidance for choosing the right suit for your water sport.
- Order a wetsuit — the starting point for placing an order.
- Where your wetsuit is made — background on the company and its suits, "made with pride since 1976."
- The compression charmer test — a page about whether you get cold and about the "squeeze" from compression.
Contact and hours
The site lists these hours:
- Monday–Friday: 10 AM to 6 PM
- Saturday: Appointment only
What customers say
The page includes a testimonial from Karen McCarthy, who describes being tall with long arms and legs and finding it impossible to get a wetsuit that fit. Friends recommended Connie and WetWear for a custom-made wetsuit for a dive trip on the Amira in Indonesia. She reports being warm and comfortable in the new suit.
That testimonial points to a detail worth noting: the site presents custom-made wetsuits as part of what Wetwear does, which matters if standard sizes have not worked for you.
What the site does not tell you
The page evidence does not include prices, sizing charts, shipping details, or return policies. It also does not state whether ordering requires an account or whether anything is free. If you are deciding whether to buy, those are the gaps to fill by contacting Wetwear directly during the listed hours or by starting the order process to see what information is requested.