Ann Nahari Plus Size Swim

Ann Nahari has launched a new plus size swim collection, which joins the brand’s well established intimates line.

Sizes range from 1X to 6X, and Ann Nahari emphasized that their “sizes are true to size and not what’s termed in the industry as China Doll sizing. Women who wear a 5X in other brands’ garments would wear 3X in the Ann Nahari product offering. To go past what competitors offer, the garments fit hips up to 74 inches comfortably.”

Two silhouettes are included: “sleek one piece with soft bra cups,” and “head turning high waist two-piece styles for those who are a bit more daring.” Cup sizes range from DD to K “with both underwire and non-underwire options. The suits utilize fanciful, fun stretch spandex fabrics to add a touch of style and comfort to the products.”

“To avoid over-saturation of fabrics and to maintain a level of exclusivity, the suits are produced in small runs. Once a particular fabric is exhausted, a new production run is initiated using fresh prints, while maintaining the same silhouette to ensure continuity in sizing.”

The minimum order is $300 for retailers, which allows “customers to select garments across different product categories and ensures they have a diverse range of options to choose from. This approach prevents retailers from being limited to a specific product category, enhancing their ability to curate an inventory that aligns with their customer base.”

Ann Nahari has instituted the CANDID wholesale platform to provide a seamless order fulfillment process. Orders placed for in-stock products ship within 24 hours. Made-to order or back-order product ships within 10 days.

“Retailers interested in ordering or who have questions should reach out to Brenda, Gigi, or Sharon. At (678) 200-5809, info@ann-nahari.com, Monday – Thursday 9:00am-4:00pm, Friday 9:0AM – 12:00noon.

The Atlanta based manufacturer offers a diverse range of fashions, including teddies, baby dolls and slips with large cup bra inserts for support “contributing to inclusivity and promoting body positivity.”