Then I found one online from Delta Burke. Only after a few wears, it started falling apart on me. Kind of like the material was shredding. It was livid, because that swimsuit cost close to $100. And I had to contemplate spending that kind of money for quite a while too. I called the store to complain about it, but there was nothing they could do for me since I had already worn it. I vowed to never own another one of her junk swimsuits again. Yeah, we'll see how that goes. LOL!! Read on!
Then about a year later, I bought another one of her swimsuits from a souvenir store in Florida for half the price. I gave it a try at water aerobics, same thing happened to it. It started falling apart.
That's when I learned that the chlorine of the Y's swimming pool was eating my suits, and that's always when I learned that you could buy a chlorine resistant swimsuit. I didn't even realize there was such a thing!
I ordered one from the Y, but the size was entirely too small, so I returned it.
Then I scoured the Internet for a plus size chlorine resistant swimsuit and found a website called Swimsuits for All. I bought one from there, but after wearing it a few times, I definitely didn't like it. It was a once piece with attached shorts, and those shorts definitely were weird inside and outside of the water. Gave that baby away real quick!
Then I came across a website called Swim and Sweat. I found a Krinkle Chlorine Resistant swimsuit in my size and with a high neck so that my tata's didn't hang out while bouncing around in the water. I ordered the royal blue color in a size 26W.
I've had it for a few months now and since I love it so much, I went online today and ordered another one in a fun purple color. I figured if I don't order it now, when I go to get a new one, just like everything else I like, they won't make them anymore!
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