Bathing Suit – Made for an Afternoon in the Water, Not Ten Minutes of It

A one piece bathing suit with a lined front panel and seaming that follows the body instead of a wire. It pulls on like a swim training suit and has no clasps or hooks anywhere. Two shades, sized S through XL.

Why choose a wire free bathing suit?

Most of what makes a swimsuit uncomfortable shows up after the first hour, not the first minute. A suit built without hardware has nothing that can press once you are lying on a towel or sitting on a pool edge. That makes it easier to stay in it all day.

Nothing rigid inside — no wire or clip sits under the bust, so there is no fixed point to press.
Structured front panel — the lining keeps the front holding its shape wet or dry.
Raised leg opening — the cut runs higher at the hip and lengthens the line of the leg.
Give in both directions — the knit stretches across and lengthwise, so swimming does not pull it out of place.
Rinse and lay flat — fresh water after a swim keeps the color from going dull.

One suit, one pull, and the rest of the day is about the water.

There is no closure: you step in and pull it up like any swim suit. Chlorine and salt both work on swim fabric over time, so a rinse under the tap is the whole maintenance routine. Dry it flat rather than over a hot radiator.