Modcloth Flattering Modest Swimsuits

Modcloth Flattering Modest Swimsuits

Summer is almost here, and for us, that means some new swimwear. Everyone in my family needs new swimsuits this year, so we have already begun the shopping. Here are a few of my favorites from ModCloth. I prefer more modest swimwear, because I love watersports but don't like flashing the goodies so much. So we shop at ModCloth. We hope that you enjoy these Modcloth Flattering Modest Swimsuits. 

How to feel glamorous poolside

ModCloth is a renowned online retailer that specializes in vintage-inspired fashion and accessories, showcasing a unique brand identity. The company places great emphasis on providing top-notch customer service, leading to a loyal customer following that appreciates its outstanding fashion sense and sense of inclusivity. ModCloth has successfully attracted new customers and gained recognition as a prominent player in the e-commerce fashion industry due to their effective marketing strategies.

Modcloth Flattering Modest Swimsuits – Fashionable Modest Swimwear

Annika Crop Bikini Top

The Annika Crop Bikini Top combines sporty vibes with feminine details, making it a high-quality design from ModCloth's namesake label. Its exclusive, abstract art-inspired floral print features bold, vibrant shades of yellow, pink, red, turquoise blue, and cobalt blue, creating a stunning crop bikini top that pairs well with various bikini bottoms. This bralette has an adjustable tie at the deep scoop neck, thick tank straps, a racerback, and a thick elastic bottom band for added support all of which contribute to its comfortable and supportive fit. This dress is fully lined with removable bust cups, and hand washing is recommended.

Greta High-Waisted Bikini Bottom

The Greta High-Waisted Bikini Bottom is vintage-inspired perfection and that's being modest Featuring a removable and adjustable tie-belt at the waist and full back coverage, this golden yellow swimsuit bottom boasts a 70’s-inspired floral print in pastel shades of green, red, blue, purple, and pink. You will be finding any excuse to wear this bathing suit bottom while under the sun and in the water thanks to its flattering cut and quirky print. Hand wash these moderate coverage bikini bottoms. They are fully lined, have a removable sash, and run true to size. All of these features make them a great choice for a variety of swimwear needs.

Bonita One-Piece Swimsuit

Looking for a swimsuit that combines retro charm with sultry support? Look no further than The Bonita One-Piece Swimsuit. This elegant black bathing suit from ModCloth's signature label boasts a flattering plunging V-neckline, scoop back, faux wrap-front with side-tie closure, and light ruching. With a padded bust and full lining, it's both comfortable and stylish. Moreover, it's easy to care for – simply hand wash.

Mary One-Piece Swimsuit

Looking for a bold and beautiful swimsuit that offers infallible support and UV protection? Check out the Mary One-Piece Swimsuit, available exclusively from ModCloth! This 1980's-inspired one-piece features sewn-in bust cups for added support, an attached belted waist, and an adjustable halter neck-tie. The all-over teal blue, green, and pink geometric design on a contrasting beige background is sure to make waves. Plus, this one-piece swimsuit has built-in SPF 50 UV protection to keep your skin safe. It's fully lined, has a shelf bra, and padded bust for added comfort. Hand wash for best results.

Franky High-Waisted Bikini Bottom

Introducing the Franky High-Waisted Bikini Bottom – the perfect addition to your swimwear collection! This fun and versatile swim separate can be worn anywhere from a seaside resort to your own backyard. With its exclusive floral print featuring white, yellow, and green flowers, this 90s-inspired piece is perfect for mix-and-match styling. The high-waisted bikini silhouette and high-cut leg make this ModCloth namesake label swimwear bottom a must-have for your next vacation. So pack this moderate coverage bikini bottoms first and get ready to rock the beach!

Franny One-Piece Swimsuit

Express your vibrant personality with the Franny One-Piece Swimsuit. This black swimsuit features a playful cutout, white ditsy floral print, and full coverage bottoms. The adjustable halter neck straps, padded bust, and plunging neckline add a sultry and feminine touch to this ModCloth namesake label look. It's fully lined, hand washable, and comes with removable bust cups for added convenience.

Amari Crop Bikini Top

Introduce a touch of vintage, bohemian charm to your collection of swimwear with the Amari Crop Bikini Top from ModCloth. Featuring short sleeves, a square neckline, and a custom fit lace-up closure at the back, this vibrant floral top is perfect for a day at the pool or beach. The dress is fully lined, has removable bust cups, and can be adjusted to fit perfectly with its tie closure at the back, making it a versatile and flattering option for any occasion. Hand wash for best results. In fact, this lovely piece is sure to become a beloved addition to your swimwear collection.

Kelsie One-Piece Swimsuit

Are you searching for a cute swimsuit that allows you to move freely during outdoor activities, such as swimming, surfing, or kayaking? Look no further than the ModCloth Kelsie One-Piece Swimsuit. This gorgeous red swimsuit features ruffle cap sleeves, a plunging V-neckline, and removable bust pads all of which combine to create a stylish and flattering look. The vintage-inspired floral pattern, consisting of purple and yellow flowers with delicate green leaves, adds a stunning touch. Regardless of whether you plan to engage in outdoor activities or simply soak up the sun, this bathing suit is the perfect choice. Hand washable and fully lined, with removable bust cups for added convenience, making it a versatile and stylish option for any occasion.

Havana One-Piece Swimsuit

This swimsuit from ModCloth's namesake label is feminine and flirty, with its decorative ties and keyhole detailing at the scoop neckline. The halter neckline, open back, and one-piece silhouette make it both flattering and stylish. Its exclusive tropical-inspired floral print, featuring green monstera leaves, bright fuschia pink flowers, and coral and navy-blue pineapple motifs, is perfect for your next vacation and will surely turn heads wherever you go. The Havana One-Piece Swimsuit is fully lined, has a padded bust, and should be hand washed to maintain its quality.

Boardwalk Bliss Crop Bikini Top

Add a splash of retro, tropical vibes to your swimwear rotation with this orange​ ​​Boardwalk Bliss Crop Bikini Top from our ModCloth namesake label. With short sleeves, a deep V-neck with an adjustable drawcord that cinches at the bust, this orange top boasts a bold, vibrant print made-up of juicy red watermelon accented with green and teal rinds and leaves emblazoned with yellow, orange, and blue tropical flowers, which is designed to be mixed and matched with various bikini bottoms, including their matching bottoms! A fun choice if you’re feeling more dressy than skin-baring when enjoying a beautiful poolside or beach day. Hand wash, fully lined, removable bust cups all contribute to making this swimsuit a great choice for modest swimwear.

We love these picks for fashionable modest swimwear. We hope that you are inspired by this Modcloth Flattering Modest Swimsuits post. Happy shopping!

History of ModCloth

In 2002, Susan Gregg Koger and Eric Koger founded ModCloth while they were still students at Carnegie Mellon University. Originally, the website was created with the intention to sell second-hand vintage dresses. However, the company soon expanded to produce their own line of vintage-inspired clothing and accessories. The secret to ModCloth's success lies in several factors, including a strong brand identity, a focus on vintage-inspired fashion, and strategic use of social media all of which have contributed to the company's popularity and growth. With values centered on creativity, individuality, and empowerment, ModCloth's vintage-inspired fashion appeals to women of all ages. The company's active presence on social media has also helped them build a loyal and supportive community of customers.

In 2008, ModCloth secured its initial seed funding from Maveron Partners and Foundry Group, which helped the company to launch its online store and begin its rapid growth. Thanks to this funding, the company was able to significantly expand its operations and launch a new marketing campaign. The results of the campaign were resounding; as a result, it successfully attracted a plethora of new customers and greatly bolstered ModCloth's brand recognition.

ModCloth Moving Forward

ModCloth's revenue saw a significant increase over the years, which is likely due to a number of factors, including its strong brand, loyal customer base, and effective marketing campaigns. In 2009, the company reported a revenue of $15 million, which continued to grow and reached $100 million in 2012. The company's strong brand identity, emphasis on customer service, and adaptability to the evolving retail industry have all contributed to its success. ModCloth continued to thrive, with its revenue hitting $150 million in 2014.

In January of 2015, ModCloth announced that Matthew A. Kaness would be taking over as CEO, replacing Eric Koger. Under Kaness' leadership, ModCloth introduced its first namesake label as part of monthly collections in August of that same year. Prior to his role at ModCloth, Kaness had served as CSO at Urban Outfitters, Inc. The company quickly expanded its reach by opening its first pop-up Fit Shop in Los Angeles, followed by another in San Francisco, making it a multichannel retailer. These pop-up shops offered a curated selection of ModCloth clothing, accessories, and home decor, as well as select pieces from local artists. ModCloth utilized these pop-up stores to promote its existing online and social media services, such as Fit for Me and the Style Gallery, to customers.

In 2016, Walmart made a substantial investment of $500 million to acquire ModCloth. The company made this strategic move to capitalize on the booming e-commerce market and expand its customer base to include millennials. As a result of Walmart's management, ModCloth has experienced significant growth, boasting a reported revenue of $200 million in 2017.

Key Milestones in ModCloth's History

• 2002: Susan Gregg Koger and Eric Koger found ModCloth.
• 2005: ModCloth grosses $18,000 in revenue.
• 2008: ModCloth receives its first round of seed funding from venture capital firm Foundry Group, which enables the company to expand its operations and product offerings.
• 2009: ModCloth relocates its headquarters from Pittsburgh to San Francisco, then reports $15 million in revenue.
• 2012: ModCloth reports $100 million in revenue.
• 2014: ModCloth reports $150 million in revenue.
• 2015: ModCloth launches its first namesake label and furthermore opens its first pop-up Fit Shop.
• 2016: Walmart acquires ModCloth in a deal worth $500 million.
• 2017: ModCloth reports a staggering $200 million in revenue.