H&M Frill-trimmed Swimsuit

Name: H&M Frill-trimmed Swimsuit
Brand: H&M
SKU: B2598787
Price: 24.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The H&M Frill-trimmed Swimsuit radiates sun-drenched polish with a texture that feels crisp and confident. Its square neckline nods to minimalist resort chic, while the frill-trimmed shoulder straps introduce a playful, fluttery motion as you move. The outer fabric blends polyamide with a dash of spandex for a smooth, fit-and-flatter feel, and the piece is fully lined in polyester for opacity and structure.

The silhouette skims without clinging, and the sleeveless cut keeps things breathable from beach to boardwalk. The stretch keeps the straps and bodice secure as you swim or lounge, and the lined interior smooths the line under cover-ups or sheer fabrics. It layers easily with a lightweight sarong or oversized shirt, taking you from poolside to rooftop with the same easy confidence.

Frill-trimmed swimwear reads as distinctly current, balancing feminine detail with practical ease in H&M's accessible swim lineup. Style with a wide-brim hat, flat sandals, and a linen skirt for a seaside-to-city moment that feels breezy and polished.

Materials / Fabrication

Fully lined
Textured swimsuit with square neckline
Frill-trimmed shoulder straps
Shell: 88 percent polyamide, 12 percent spandex
Lining: 100 percent polyester
Sleeveless

Recommended Care

Rinse after swimming and hand wash cool with mild detergent to preserve elasticity.
Avoid chlorine exposure; do not bleach.
Dry flat away from direct sunlight; do not wring or twist.
Do not iron; lay flat to dry completely before storage.

Fit Notes

Fully lined and textured swimsuit with a square neckline.
Frill-trimmed shoulder straps provide a decorative touch.
Sleeveless design with a polyamide and spandex blend.

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H&M is a global fashion brand known for accessible, trend-driven clothing and lifestyle offerings. Built as a mass-market retailer, it serves womenswear, menswear, kids, as well as beauty and home products, with a wide assortment of everyday wardrobe staples and on-trend pieces. Established in 1947 by Erling Persson in Vasteras, Sweden, the original store was named Hennes. After acquiring Mauritz Widforss in 1968, the brand evolved into Hennes & Mauritz, later shortened to H&M. Today, it operates as a leading fast-fashion retailer with a broad international footprint and collections that include Conscious lines focused on sustainability. The mix includes apparel, footwear, accessories, cosmetics, and homeware, appealing to shoppers seeking affordable, current styles. () (en.)