Our classic one-piece 1950’s polka dot swimsuit in navy and yellow! Stand out from the crowd in the latest addition to our polka dot swimsuit family. The vibrant yellow polka dots compliment the navy background and flatters all skin tones. With gathered sides, ruching over the tummy and a skirted front with full coverage to the rear, this retro swimsuit style is designed to flatter all body shapes. It’s also incredibly slimming thanks to the composition of the fabric and the clever design.
Inside the swimsuit you have all the support you could possibly need, your waist is defined and your tummy controlled. The bust is gently padded, and the halter tie gives great flexibility so you can choose your level of lift around the bust. Recommended up to an F cup. Great for women of all ages, and as well as looking fabulous it is designed for swimmers so of course you can have fun in the sea or pool with confidence.
Navy And Yellow Polka Dot Swimsuit
PRODUCT INFO
- Made in the USA
- Ester Williams swimsuit
- Sturdy under bust support band
- Soft shaped foam cups
- Side stays
- No wires
- Supports up to an F cup
- Halter straps (tie)
- 80% polyester / 20% spandex
- Front lycra lined
- Skirted front, full brief to the back
- Ruched body and gathered bust
- SPF50+ protection
SIZING
This style is small to size so if you are between sizes or if your cup size is DD+ we recommend going up a size. For more information on sizing and measurements please visit our SIZING GUIDE page.
RETURNS / REFUND POLICY
Returns
We want you to be delighted with your purchase but if you’re not, just return the product to us following the instructions below and we’ll exchange or refund it. To return your item, please read our full returns policy here: RETURNS / REFUND POLICY
SHIPPING INFO
DELIVERY/SHIPPING Please review our delivery page before placing your order.
GARMENT CARE
It couldn't be simpler! Just hand wash in cool water and leave to dry naturally. Please read our product care page for more information on how to best look after your swimwear.
