Aleumdr Women One Piece Swimdress Split Pocket Swimwear Brown Large
Product Description
Aleumdr Women One Piece Swimdress Split Pocket Swimwear Brown Large
- One Piece Swim Dress: The slimming swimdress is a stylish and flattering one-piece swimsuit that offers full coverage and support for women of all sizes
- Split Hem Swimdress: This swimdress features a unique split hem design, adding a trendy and modern touch to the traditional swim dress silhouette. It allows for ease of movement and adds a playful flair
- Built in Short and Pockets: The swimdress includes a built-in short for added coverage and comfort. Additionally, it comes with convenient pockets for storing small essentials while on the go, making it practical and functional
- Material: Soft and comfortable fabric is composed of 82% Polyamide+18% Elastane, with good elasticity and quick drying, The excellent quality fabric is not see through even when wet
- Occasion: Good for various water activities, this swimdress is versatile and suitable for beach outings, pool parties, or leisurely swims. Its stylish design and practical features make it a great choice for any aquatic adventure
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