Smocked Bandeau Tankini Top

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          Description

          The tankini top with optional adjustable shoulder straps that lets you enjoy two looks in one. With straps it’s a tank, strapless it’s a bandeau. Need extra bust support? It has soft wire-free molded cups and a Power Mesh lining for that. Plus, a fit and flare silhouette that’s totally flattering.

          • Bandeau neckline
          • Encircled shelf bra with soft wire-free molded cups with Power Mesh lining for extra bust support
          • Side bra boning
          • Removable, adjustable shoulder straps offer two style options: wear as a tank or bandeau
          • To remove straps: pinch fabric in center of each strap - where strap connects to hardware & lift off in center of hook. Strap does not slide off.
          • Unlined top
          • Smocking detail
          • Unhemmed, laser-cut edge
          • Solutions: UPF 50 Sun Protection
          • 82% Nylon / 18% Spandex
          • Fabric provides UPF 50 UV protection. See details.
          • Hand wash with mild soap. Roll suit in towel & squeeze out excess water. Dry flat; avoid washers & dryers.
          • Imported
          • Flattering fit and flare silhouette
          • Side seam measures 17\" on size 16
          Details“UPF” stands for Ultraviolet Protection Factor and it measures the Ultraviolet radiation or “UV” protection from the sun provided by a fabric. (Similar to the SPF rating system used for sunscreens.)

          Our Swimsuits For All styles with UV sun protection have a rating of UPF 50 (the highest possible rating) which means only 1/50th of the sun’s UV rays can pass through, and it blocks 98% of UV rays. Sunscreen use is still recommended when wearing our UPF 50 styles since no clothing can completely block out UV rays.

          Please note that most fabrics lose some of their UV protection over time from repeated washing and wearing. Garments that are damp or wet typically provide less UV protection (this is especially true of lighter fabric colors). Also, on any UPF 50 suit that had mesh or other fabric panels, those panels would not provide the same UPF 50 protection.