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Scoop Neck Floral Print Black Tankini Set

Lovely multi-coloured design which is very flattering

Comfortable and great fit

This is a great set. The color is beautiful and I love the pattern. Fits true to size with the shorts a little longer to cover my old lady thighs.

Love these swimsuits! Will purchase again!





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Swimwear is what you swim in. Beachwear is the whole outfit around it — the cover-up, the shorts you pull on for lunch, the layer that handles sun. The two overlap but they are not the same purchase, and treating them as one is why people end up spending a beach day either sunburnt or wrapped in a towel.
In practice most people need one suit and one thing to go over it. That combination covers considerably more situations than two suits do.
Beach swimwear has to do more than a pool suit — the two settings place completely different demands on the same garment. At a pool you are in and out of the water for an hour, then you go home. On a beach you are dressed for five or six hours, mostly dry, in direct sun, sitting on sand, and probably walking somewhere for food. The suit has to function as an outfit rather than as swimwear.
Three things follow from that. Sun coverage across the shoulders and chest becomes a real consideration rather than an afterthought, since those areas burn first and you are exposed for hours rather than minutes. Quick-drying fabric matters more, because you will sit down while damp. And the suit needs to look acceptable dry, not just wet — some cuts that photograph well in water look odd out of it.
This is the part that turns a swimsuit into beachwear, and it is usually a single purchase that changes how much use you get from everything else.
A cover-up takes you from sand to a beach bar without changing, handles sun on the shoulders, and gives you something to sit in. A kaftan or a longer sarong-style layer covers most; a shorter one is more practical for walking. For sun specifically, sleeved styles and long sleeve suits handle exposure without a separate layer, which is worth considering if you burn easily.
Below the waist, swim shorts are the most useful addition. They protect against hot sand and rough surfaces, they hold less sand than a brief, and they read as normal clothing when dry.
A pool is chemically harsh and physically gentle. A beach is the reverse, and because the wear shows up in different places, a suit that survives one is not automatically fine in the other.
Salt. Seawater evaporates and leaves crystals inside the weave. Those crystals then abrade the fibres from within every time the fabric flexes, which is why a suit worn in the sea and left unrinsed feels stiff before it looks worn.
Sand. Fine grains work into seams and into the lining, and they cut. This is the one that ends light fabrics, and it is why a suit that has been sat on dry sand needs rinsing even if it never got wet.
Sun. Direct light bleaches dye faster than chlorine does, especially at the bright end. A suit dried on a hot railing loses more color in an afternoon than a month of swimming costs it.
A few things that only come up on an actual beach.
Color choice is more practical than aesthetic here. Mid-tones and prints hide sunscreen marks and sand better than either black or white, and white turns translucent when wet unless the suit is fully lined. Fuller-cut bottoms hold less sand in the seams than string ties, and they rinse out more easily.
Rinse the suit in cool fresh water before the sand dries into it — once dry, sand grinds against the elastic every time you move and shortens the life of the garment considerably. Sit on a towel rather than directly on rock or concrete, which pills swim fabric faster than anything else. And rotate two suits if you are at the beach several days running, since elastane needs about a day to recover its shape. Prices here start from $9.9, so a second suit is a reasonable purchase rather than a luxury. Browse the full swimwear range to build the combination you want.

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