Try it on, paddle out, cut back, get tubed. You can try any of our products for 30 days from the day you receive them. This post-purchase, risk-free 30 day trial serves as our return policy. If you decide your SRFACE wetsuit isn’t for you, return it in the original SRFACE packaging. Simply activate your return label We charge €5/£5/$5 per return to promote conscious consumption, minimising our collective carbon footprint. This amount will be deducted from your refund.

Different water temperatures require different neoprene thicknesses. Therefore, you’ll need a different wetsuit for summer than for winter surfing. We recommend the following wetsuit thicknesses for the corresponding water temperatures.

If you are not sure what wetsuit thickness to choose for your local conditions, feel free to contact our customer support through live chat. You can also read more about choosing the right wetsuit thickness.

• 2/2 wetsuit thickness --> water temperature 18-35°C
• 3/2 wetsuit thickness --> water temperature 14-20°C
• 4/3 wetsuit thickness --> water temperature 10-18°C
• 5/4 wetsuit thickness --> water temperature 5-13°C
• 5/4 hooded wetsuit thickness --> water temperature 4-10°C
• 6/5 hooded wetsuit thickness --> water temperature 2-8°C

Most winter surfers prefer a 5/4mm or 6/5mm wetsuit for colder waters. The 5/4 is usually used around 8-10°C while the hooded alternative is used in water temperature around 4-10°C. The 5/4 hooded wetsuit is the go-to choice for most European surfers during mid-winter surf sessions, as a lot of heat can be lost through the head when duck diving. For the real die-hards that surf subzero conditions in northern Europe or conquer winters in Scotland and Ireland, a 6/5 mm or even 7 mm wetsuit isn’t a bad idea. In the extreme cold conditions, we recommend pairing your wetsuit with accessories such as boots or gloves.

Proper care will extend the life and performance of your SRFACE wetsuit. After each session, rinse your wetsuit thoroughly with fresh, cold water to remove salt, sand, and other residues. Do not use hot water, detergents, or machine washing, as these can degrade the neoprene and seams.

Turn your wetsuit inside out while drying to protect the outer surface from UV damage. Hang it on a wide, padded hanger or fold it at the waist over a drying rack to prevent shoulder stretch. Avoid direct sunlight and heat sources (like radiators or car trunks) which can cause the neoprene to become brittle over time.

Once fully dry inside and out, store your wetsuit in a cool, dry, and shaded place. For long-term storage, keep it hanging or loosely folded without creases, and avoid placing heavy items on top of it. With regular care, your SRFACE wetsuit will remain flexible, warm, and ready for the water whenever you are.