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White Birch Full Size Floral Two Piece Swim Set

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A Floral Two Piece Swim Set is a stylish and fashionable swimwear ensemble that typically includes a bikini top and bottom featuring a floral print. This type of swim set is a popular choice for beach or pool outings as it combines a trendy floral pattern with a two-piece design. The floral print adds a feminine and summery touch to the swim set, while the two-piece style offers versatility and comfort for swimming and sunbathing. Whether you prefer a classic bikini style or a more modern crop top and high-waisted bottom set, a Floral Two Piece Swim Set is a chic option for soaking up the sun in style.

  • Features: Ruffled, Ruched
  • Number of pieces: Two-piece
  • Chest pad: Removable padding
  • Underwire: No underwire
  • Stretch: Moderate stretch
  • Material composition: 82% nylon, 18% spandex
  • Care instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low.
  • Imported
  • Product measurements:

S:Bust 34-36 in, Waist 26-28 in

M:Bust 37-38 in, Waist 29-31 in

L:Bust 39-40 in, Waist 32-33 in

XL:Bust 41-42 in, Waist 34-35 in

1XL:Bust 43 in, Waist 36 in

2XL:Bust 44 in, Waist 37 in

3XL:Bust 45 in, Waist 38 in

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