With spring break and summer just around the corner, clothing for the warmer months is making its way back onto the racks. While summer shopping, the main item on most people’s list each year is bathing suits. Difficult to find, but coveted once the perfect one is discovered, bathing suits can be a tricky thing to shop for. Finding unique bathing suits at an affordable price can be a challenge, especially when searching online.
Here are a few retail options to help guide your search that are affordable and reliable.
Asos
This British retailer, known for its European take on street-wear, offers fashionable bathing suits to add to your summer wardrobe. The brand has a large selection ranging in styles and prices. Surely to provide something for everyone, they offer a mix and match feature that allows you to put together tops and bottoms to find the perfect combination for you. Most styles range from $15-50 making them college-budget friendly.
TJ Maxx
Whether you’re searching online or looking to take a trip in person, TJ Maxx has bathing suit options that are of high quality and reasonably priced. With so many locations, this option gives you the choice to try on a suit or make an easy return if necessary. Although it may require more digging through the racks to find a diamond in the rough, don’t sleep on TJ Maxx when starting your bathing suit hunt.
Cupshe
Trendy and unique, Cupshe offers different bathing suits from your local retailers at a great price. Although the brand only has an online storefront, the prices and options make up for the risk of having to return something. Most sets and one-pieces are about $25 and come in a variety of styles, prints and colors.
Nordstrom Rack
A fan favorite for shopping, Nordstrom Rack is a great place to look for current brand bathing suits. Most items are marked down 50% or more off from their initial retail value. Nordstrom Rack is a great option to find high quality products at a lower price point. Following along with its parent retailer, Nordstrom Rack offers great customer service, making returns or exchanges easier if necessary.
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