Fit and comfort are critical when it comes to wetsuits and drysuits — with all the choices available today, it’s easy to find one to keep you warm every time you dive.

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• Stylish design is inspired by yoga and activewear to accentuate the female form

• Three-dimensional, high-stretch neoprene and seamless underarms optimize comfort

This fashionable women’s wetsuit focuses on fit, comfort and warmth — and it does it with style. The Evoke’s Celliant Infrared Technology uses high-pile fabric in the core area for thermal protection and low-pile fabric in the arms and legs for comfort and ease of motion. Convenient ankle zippers aid in donning and doffing.

$349.95; baresports.com

• Heavy-duty asymmetric front zipper makes self-donning quick and easy

• Roomy hip pocket offers two compartments for storing accessories

Female divers looking for a rugged temperate-water wetsuit will appreciate the Atlas 5. Built with low-compression Evoflex neoprene, Microbead seams and Red Cell insulation — which uses the sun’s UV rays to maintain a higher core body temp — and also includes Nino-tritec kneepads and a superb zipper-backed sealing system.

$480; bodyglove.com

• Fairskin chest and back panels are comfortable and promote warmth

• Smooth-skin neck seal with Velcro neck closure prevents flushing when finning

The Pro Dive wetsuit from Body Glove delivers just the right amount of thermal protection for warm-water diving. Built with a combination of 3 mm and 2 mm neoprene to maximize warmth and flexibility, the suit features Quadra Flex material in the shoulders and arms for excellent upper-body mobility and comfort.

$120; bodyglove.com

• Flatlock stitching’s low profile minimizes painful skin indents or wetsuit squeeze

• Strategically placed high-stretch panels increase flexibility and comfort

The women’s version of Body Glove’s Pro Dive 3 mm comes with all the performance features that men have come to appreciate in the Pro Dive but in a special cut that perfectly fits the female form. It’s a favorite choice for warm-water divers and includes an interior key pocket for added convenience.

$120; bodyglove.com

• High-contrast blue camouflage pattern allows for blending into the open underwater terrain

• Polypropylene underarm gussets increase freedom of movement in the shoulder and arm areas

This freediving suit enables divers to virtually disappear among the reefs. Built with .5 mm titanium material and flatlock seams, it can be worn by itself or under a wetsuit. Foot stirrups prevent ride-up when used as an under layer.

$150; bodyglove.com

• Heavy-duty extended rear zipper allows divers to get in and out of the suit with ease

• Oversized lumbar panel contributes to improved forward mobility

Body Glove’s Voyager 3 mm wetsuit uses glued and blind-stitched seams to virtually eliminate water seepage. The suit is made from low-compression foam, which means that you don’t lose thermal protection the deeper you go. You also don’t have such wide variations in buoyancy, making for a much more enjoyable dive.

$200; bodyglove.com

• Adjustable V-neck collar alleviates pressure at the base of the throat and reduces neck rash

• Additional protection in high-abrasion areas is provided by the addition of a high-density exterior print

The 3 mm Voyager for women offers a special cut that conforms to the female shape. It uses a Thermolite inner lining that contributes to warmth while providing comfort. Extended kneepads protect the knees and lower legs.

$200; bodyglove.com

• Evoflex low-compression neoprene and a Thermolite inner lining keep divers warm

• Extra-long nano-tritec kneepads are flexible, durable and provide excellent knee and shin protection

When the water temperature drops, that’s when you want to climb into a Voyager 7 mm. Glued and blind-stitched seams, efficient neck, wrist and ankle seals and a heavy-duty rear zipper work together to block water intrusion and maintain maximum body temperature.

$300; bodyglove.com

• Ankle and wrist cuff seals are backed by zippers to aid in donning and doffing

• High-density exterior print increases durability by providing protection in high-abrasion areas

For comfortable cold-water diving the Triton uses durable 7 mm Evoflex neoprene on the outside and soft Thermoplush on the inside. The suit’s Microbead seam sealant offers both adhesion and flexibility. Radial shoulders and articulated leg panels enhance range of motion.

$480; bodyglove.com

• Extended open cell neoprene double cuffs keep water intrusion to a minimum

• Asymmetrical G-Lock front zipper provides a 93.75 percent watertight fit

Designed for cold-water diving, Camaro’s Evostretch Alpha 7 mm semi-dry suit is built with extremely soft and elastic neoprene that provides plenty of freedom of movement. The Dry Stretch plush lining includes a padded spine for enhanced comfort; its front zipper does an excellent job of keeping water out.

$399.95; camaro.at

• Water-repellent neoprene sheds water and moisture fast; shake it once and it’s dry

• Works well on its own or can be layered with other suits for more protection

This 1 mm dive suit locks in warmth and adds additional protection from the elements when diving in tropical waters. It comes with a durable G-Lock back zipper and a comfortable collar. The SCS Titanium open-cell neoprene is ultra stretchy, dries incredibly fast and reduces water exchange between body and suit to a minimum.

$229.95; camaro.at

• Asymmetric G-Lock front zipper is 93.75 percent watertight to increase warmth

• Stretchy Titanium SCS neoprene makes it easy to don and doff the suit without ankle or wrist zippers

Created for both warm- or temperate-water diving, the Titanium 3 mm features a special SCS open cell neoprene that makes it extremely water repellent. The extra-stretchy material and the lack of ankle and wrist zippers keep water intrusion and body-temperature drops to a minimum.

$249.95; camaro.at

• Integrated vest offers added insulation

• Hydrolock neck seal prevents cold-water intrusion

The Proteus features a smart combination of ultra-flexible super-stretch neoprene in strategic areas on the arms and legs, plus the thermal protection of Thermocore compression-resistant rubber in the core for maximum insulation. It comes in 3 and 5 mm densities, and with 16 men’s and 15 women’s sizes available, finding a near-custom fit is well within possibility.

$399; fourthelement.com

• Ultraspan and Stretchtec panels work together to produce a flexible fit

• Infrared fleece lining reflects body heat plus is extremely soft against the skin

Scubapro’s Definition 3 mm women’s wetsuit is constructed using premium materials and special tailoring to create a suit that fits the body like a custom job, while providing extra stretch in the areas it’s needed most. The suit’s fleece lining is incredibly soft and offers a level of warmth and comfort any warm-water diver will love.

$239; scubapro.com

• A slightly higher neck collar delivers maximum protection from BC chafing

• High-tech fleece and plush inner lining combine to provide comfort, reduce water flow and dry quickly

This revolutionary 1.5 mm neoprene steamer features a water-repellent, high-stretch outer layer and a fleece/plush lining. Together they deliver outstanding thermal protection for tropical diving, snorkeling or pool training. Thumb loops and heel stirrups avoid ride-up when worn as an under-layer.

$249; scubapro.com

• Pure Design Concept uses fewer seams and panels for maximum flexibility

• Double zippered wrist and ankle seals are comfortable and protect against water entry

This high-stretch cold-water suit delivers head-to-ankle protection and fits like a second skin, increasing bottom time for divers prone to cold. The suit employs a triathlon cut for unrestricted movement in the arms and shoulders, while the interior is lined with two plush materials for quick drying and to provide warmth and comfort.

$530; scubapro.com

• One-piece design with rear zipper makes for easy donning and doffing

• Multi-panel construction enhances comfort while ensuring the maximum range of motion

For active temperate-water divers and warm-water divers looking for a tad extra thermal protection, the Alien’s 3.5 mm neoprene construction delivers thermal protection where you need it. Seams are glued and blind-stitched, and a smooth-skin collar and Aquastop wrist and ankle seals minimize water intrusion.

$219; seacsub.com

• Flat-lock stitching throughout is comfortable against bare skin

• A reinforced pull loop at the base of the zipper makes self-donning quick and easy

This versatile shorty is made of 3 mm nylon II neoprene to allow lots of freedom of movement without sacrificing warmth. The rear YKK zipper is sandwiched between two rubber sealing strips. A low-profile overflap provides an additional layer of protection against water seepage.

$130; akona.com

• Water-repellent neoprene dries with a few shakes

• Can be worn on its own or beneath a thicker wetsuit for added warmth

Made with 2 mm SCS Titanium neoprene as well as glued and blind-stitched seams, the Titanium shorty offers high-stretch thermal protection in tropical waters and can also be worn as a base layer beneath a wetsuit in cooler water conditions.

$99.95; camaro.at

• Rear-zipper design makes for easy donning and doffing

• 2.5 mm high-stretch neoprene for warmth and unrestricted motion

The Tortuga Shorty keeps divers warm even on those cooler tropical dives without sacrificing comfort or freedom of movement. The long rear zipper makes it easy to get on and off, and the slim anatomical cut is comfortable and flattering.

$74.95; cressiusa.com