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Highlights
High Support
High Neck Top Shape
Tankini Top
With Built In Bra
Band Adjustability
BodyFree technology keeps you fresh
BodyUV UPF 50+ protection
LYCRA® XTRA LIFE™ fiber resists sagging or bagging
About This Item
This tankini comes with a racerback to keep the straps from slipping around. It’s also a high-support choice for super active days, with fixed cups for additional coverage.
Impact Level
High – Maximum support for high intensity aquatic activities
Fit & Design
Fitted women’s tankini
Fixed cups provide coverage and support
Racerback design keeps the straps on your shoulders and creates a fuller range of arm movement
Technology
BodyFree – Go confidently from the studio to the street. This technology inhibits odor growth and with an incredibly resilient application directly on the fabric, it lasts wear after wear so you stay fresh.
BodyUV – You love to feel the burn of a good workout, but not when it’s from the sun. Stay confident outdoors knowing that our UPF 50+ technology helps protect your skin against harmful rays.
Additional Details
Designed with fabrics rated for 50+ UV protection (Rated according to ASTM D6603. UV protection is limited only to the areas covered by the fabric
Brand : CALIA
Country of Origin : Imported
Style : WSA15301B
Fabric : 80% recycled nylon / 20% lycra
Web ID: 24JLOWCLSKNYRCRBCWAA
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REVIEWS
4.3
88%
Recommended
52 Reviews
Lisa6522
5 hours ago
As Pictured
Liked the suit a lot. Fit as expected and wasn’t too frumpy or too revealing
M4TV
18 hours ago
Bueno
Bueno! Top fit well and was what was needed. Also matched various bottoms.
Jilly bunny
20 hours ago
Another Great Calia Swim Pieces
this mixes and matches with several of her pieces from the past too.
Haley mom
20 hours ago
Great Fit, Love The Style!
Flattering nice style good for swim or biking or walking!
MJ 29
21 hours ago
Cute But Didn’t Work For Me
The print is cute and it’s just the right length but the high didn’t work well for my smaller chested body.
