Why join the Bluetits?
The Bluetits provide an inclusive, free to join social swim community. Even if you've never tried it before you can come along and enjoy the benefits of cold water swimming and community.
You don't have to be able to swim any distance, or have done it before, a lot of Bluetits just have a dip and a natter.
We now have over 150 groups worldwide run entirely by a network of almost 300 volunteers. Thousands of people now get in the water every week because of the Bluetits.
The Bluetits is a CIC (Community Interest Company), a business for good, we raise money through some of our activities to pay for the costs of supporting a large growing community.
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As a CIC we raise money through commercial activities to keep the community free to join and financially accessible.
Shopping with us helps support us to do that. All profits from the sale of merchandise are reinvested back into our community.
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The Bluetit Red Spot Swimsuit£40.00£40.00 -
Men's Fit Recycled Swim Trunks - Red£47.50£47.50 -
Bluetit Women's Fit Rash Guard (Small Spots)£48.00£48.00 -
Bluetits 28L Polka Dot Tow Float/Dry Bag£36.99£36.99 -
Bluetit Towel - Blue Spots£32.50£32.50 -
TWF Unisex Aqua Boots£19.99£19.99 -
The Bluetits Cosy Cross Neck Navy Hoodie£45.00£45.00 -
Caribou waterproof backpack 45L - flame orange£55.20£55.20£69.00 -
The Bluetits Iron On Patch£7.00£7.00
The Bluetit Blog
Read moreThis month think about making a safety check a habit before every dip or swim... Stop, look and assess! Spend a few minutes looking at the water and ask yourself: What's the weather been doing? How fast is the water...
Read moreThis month I want to share the RNLI Float to Live campaign. Whether we are dippers or swimmers, have been in and around the water all our lives or only recently, if you ever feel panic setting in, the RNLI’s Float...
Read moreIt's that time of year again when weever fish make an appearance along our beaches. Where are they found? Weever fish bury themselves beneath the sand, particularly in shallow water around low tide, where the waves are breaking. Unfortunately, it's...
