Review on Karrack Women's High Neck Sleeveless One Piece Swimsuit: The Ultimate UPF 50+ Athletic Swimwear for Sun Protection and Sport Training by Sara Adams

maybe it's just me but modest swimsuit Finding it seems has become a real problem lately. Let's call it more mature, but I don't want to wear tiny bikinis anymore. That's why this suit drew me in as soon as I saw a picture of it. Luckily for me, when it arrived I liked it even more than I thought I would. There's a lot to love about this swimsuit: it's simple, flattering, versatile, comfortable and affordable. What I like best is that it is very well made. Not only is the material thicker than most swimwear you see. Obviously someone in the market has taken care of all the other little details like stitching, removable pads (in built-in bra racks), zippers, and tailoring. Although I'm not a keen athlete, I also love how it can be used for other activities. Plus, it's the kind of suit you can take out of the pool or onto the beach without wearing a cover-up. The fact that it looks like a dress helps with that too. appear feminine, although the overall design is sporty and simple. If the size I ordered was correct, the size on the tag was 3 sizes too big. In fact, the seller has already corrected the difference between Asian and US sizes in their listing; That said, you can cut off the tag so you don't have to look at that awful 3XL size every time you wear a size L suit one that you can use for multiple activities, someone like me who wants something that's more concealing than most swimwear; or just someone looking for a well tailored suit that will last you a very long time, you should definitely give this one serious consideration. PS I tried to include a photo of the inside of this suit so you can get an idea of how it's made, but I couldn't do it justice. you know, the design is actually pretty smart. The inner layer contains both a mesh panel to facilitate movement within the suit and elastic straps to ensure the suit holds its shape and the mesh itself cannot stretch too much. Obviously someone who knew what they were doing designed this suit.