Hey-o, it’s swimsuit time. We’ve reviewed a lot of Quince stuff around here at The Mom Edit and yet I still hadn’t tried any one-piece swimsuits from their brand. So, as usual, to be helpful, I thought I would order a few to check out to see if Quince swimsuits are worth it.
As a late 40’s gal with an ever-changing body I feel like I am constantly on the hunt for the best swimsuits. And, because of said changing body, recently I haven’t wanted to break the bank when it comes to buying one. Since Quince has great price points it made sense to start there this season. And I’ll admit, most of the pieces I’ve tried from them over the years have impressed me with their quality. They must be doing something right.
If you’re curious about Quince in general, check out our epic, ongoing post: What To Buy (And Skip) At Quince.
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Quince Swimsuit Review: I Tried 3 One-Pieces
So, while this isn’t an extensive try-on, I think this will give you a few insights into some of their one piece swimsuits. I only ordered the few that I thought might have a bit of bust support. As a 34DD I need something more than a cami style suit (which they offer) so I skipped that one because it would just flatten the ladies, as would this one and this one.
For my needs I don’t need a super sporty suit that holds up to lots of activity, I’m just looking for something cute that works on my frame. But spoiler alert…I only liked one of these. Swimsuits are tough, man. But that’s why we keep keeping on around here, to find what works for all of our different bodies, heights, frames, bust sizes, etc.
1 | Quince Italian Cutout One Piece Swimsuit Review
Ok the two sizes in the Italian Cut-out style are in fact really hard to tell apart here. I should have ordered them in different colors. Doh. But I do like the Medium fit best. This was by far my favorite from this mini try-on. Be aware though that when you pull up the suit from the straps you could have a little oopsie moment with the bottom of your boobs lol. So this may not be your suit for catching waves persay, but it’s well-made and cute. And a great price.
2 | Quince Italian Plunge One-Piece Swimsuit Review
The next suit is a little sexy and very cute. It wasn’t perfect on me, but if you’re a bit taller than 5’4″ I say go for it. My upper torso is pretty short, so I worried about the straps falling down (in the Medium it wasn’t too much of a worry but in the Large definitely so.) And it is a little low cut for my liking. My favorite suit ever is a low cut halter and it just gives a different nice shape to my girls. (This is similar to my favorite which they sadly stopped making.)
3 | Quince Italian Underwire One-Piece Swimsuit Review
Ok, so this one did not work at all for me. I’m not into push-up style vibes and the medium was too small in the bust but the large had too much fabric. I do think someone with a longer torso and smaller chest would look great in this. I really dislike it and hesitated to even show these photos lol. Mostly because it’s not my style. The construction is good and I like the tie at the back for making sure the straps are secure.
As always, I hope this little review was helpful if you’ve been curious about Quince one-piece swimsuits. If you’ve found any slightly sexy but not too minimalist one-piece suits you love please do share. Always on the hunt.
xo,
L
