Nextag's Swimsuit Edition

NEXTAG'S Swimsuit EDITION Ready to hit the pool or beach this summer? With Nextag's Swimsuit Edition, you'll get the 411 on the infamous swimsuit. How have swimsuits changed over time? What's the most popular style of swimsuit? And just how much are you really paying per square inch? Read on to learn some fun facts about everyone's favorite summer outfit. Let's start with the evolution of the swimsuit, shall we? 1910 1920 1930 1950 1980 2010 Now when it comes to price, it seems less coverage means more Ș. BIKINI MONOKINI 132 sq. in. 152 sq. in. $79 average price $88 average price 60¢ 57¢ per square inch per square inch ONE-PIECE SWIM BRIEF 413 sq. in. 150 sq. in. $108 average price $32 average price 26¢ 21¢ per square inch per square inch ΤΑΝ ΚΙΝΙ SWIM TRUNKS 490 sq. in. 756 sq. in. $90 average price $39 average price 18¢ 5¢ per square inch per square inch Based on prices from Nextag.com And what's that suit you're wearing made of anyway? The key requirements for swimsuit material are that it be elastic and fast-drying. Here are the most common materials used: Spandex/Elastane/Lycra Also known as Elastane, Spandex is strong, durable, and stretchy. It was invented in 1959 and revolutionized the clothing industry. The name Spandex is an anagram of the word "expands." Polyamide/Nylon This material was invented in 1928 by DuPont. Its generic trade name is "Nylon." It's also used to make toothbrush bristles, fishing line, and under-the-hood car engine moldings. Miratex This is a patented material that uses three times more Spandex than normal swimsuits. It has been called "the swimsuit material that takes off ten pounds." Viscose Viscose has a silky feel. It's made from a combination of natural and man-made components. Viscose is also used to make rayon and cellophane. As for popularity, yet again, less is more. Go figure! MONOKINI (1,164) SWIM BRIEF (1,370) SWIM TRUNKS (6,522) ΤΑΝΚΙΝ. (9,070) - BIKINI (41,647) ONE-PIECE (9,799) Based on number of products offered on Nextag.com BROUGHT TO YOU BY Nextag NEXTAG'S Swimsuit EDITION Ready to hit the pool or beach this summer? With Nextag's Swimsuit Edition, you'll get the 411 on the infamous swimsuit. How have swimsuits changed over time? What's the most popular style of swimsuit? And just how much are you really paying per square inch? Read on to learn some fun facts about everyone's favorite summer outfit. Let's start with the evolution of the swimsuit, shall we? 1910 1920 1930 1950 1980 2010 Now when it comes to price, it seems less coverage means more Ș. BIKINI MONOKINI 132 sq. in. 152 sq. in. $79 average price $88 average price 60¢ 57¢ per square inch per square inch ONE-PIECE SWIM BRIEF 413 sq. in. 150 sq. in. $108 average price $32 average price 26¢ 21¢ per square inch per square inch ΤΑΝ ΚΙΝΙ SWIM TRUNKS 490 sq. in. 756 sq. in. $90 average price $39 average price 18¢ 5¢ per square inch per square inch Based on prices from Nextag.com And what's that suit you're wearing made of anyway? The key requirements for swimsuit material are that it be elastic and fast-drying. Here are the most common materials used: Spandex/Elastane/Lycra Also known as Elastane, Spandex is strong, durable, and stretchy. It was invented in 1959 and revolutionized the clothing industry. The name Spandex is an anagram of the word "expands." Polyamide/Nylon This material was invented in 1928 by DuPont. Its generic trade name is "Nylon." It's also used to make toothbrush bristles, fishing line, and under-the-hood car engine moldings. Miratex This is a patented material that uses three times more Spandex than normal swimsuits. It has been called "the swimsuit material that takes off ten pounds." Viscose Viscose has a silky feel. It's made from a combination of natural and man-made components. Viscose is also used to make rayon and cellophane. As for popularity, yet again, less is more. Go figure! MONOKINI (1,164) SWIM BRIEF (1,370) SWIM TRUNKS (6,522) ΤΑΝΚΙΝ. (9,070) - BIKINI (41,647) ONE-PIECE (9,799) Based on number of products offered on Nextag.com BROUGHT TO YOU BY Nextag NEXTAG'S Swimsuit EDITION Ready to hit the pool or beach this summer? With Nextag's Swimsuit Edition, you'll get the 411 on the infamous swimsuit. How have swimsuits changed over time? What's the most popular style of swimsuit? And just how much are you really paying per square inch? Read on to learn some fun facts about everyone's favorite summer outfit. Let's start with the evolution of the swimsuit, shall we? 1910 1920 1930 1950 1980 2010 Now when it comes to price, it seems less coverage means more Ș. BIKINI MONOKINI 132 sq. in. 152 sq. in. $79 average price $88 average price 60¢ 57¢ per square inch per square inch ONE-PIECE SWIM BRIEF 413 sq. in. 150 sq. in. $108 average price $32 average price 26¢ 21¢ per square inch per square inch ΤΑΝ ΚΙΝΙ SWIM TRUNKS 490 sq. in. 756 sq. in. $90 average price $39 average price 18¢ 5¢ per square inch per square inch Based on prices from Nextag.com And what's that suit you're wearing made of anyway? The key requirements for swimsuit material are that it be elastic and fast-drying. Here are the most common materials used: Spandex/Elastane/Lycra Also known as Elastane, Spandex is strong, durable, and stretchy. It was invented in 1959 and revolutionized the clothing industry. The name Spandex is an anagram of the word "expands." Polyamide/Nylon This material was invented in 1928 by DuPont. Its generic trade name is "Nylon." It's also used to make toothbrush bristles, fishing line, and under-the-hood car engine moldings. Miratex This is a patented material that uses three times more Spandex than normal swimsuits. It has been called "the swimsuit material that takes off ten pounds." Viscose Viscose has a silky feel. It's made from a combination of natural and man-made components. Viscose is also used to make rayon and cellophane. As for popularity, yet again, less is more. Go figure! MONOKINI (1,164) SWIM BRIEF (1,370) SWIM TRUNKS (6,522) ΤΑΝΚΙΝ. (9,070) - BIKINI (41,647) ONE-PIECE (9,799) Based on number of products offered on Nextag.com BROUGHT TO YOU BY Nextag NEXTAG'S Swimsuit EDITION Ready to hit the pool or beach this summer? With Nextag's Swimsuit Edition, you'll get the 411 on the infamous swimsuit. How have swimsuits changed over time? What's the most popular style of swimsuit? And just how much are you really paying per square inch? Read on to learn some fun facts about everyone's favorite summer outfit. Let's start with the evolution of the swimsuit, shall we? 1910 1920 1930 1950 1980 2010 Now when it comes to price, it seems less coverage means more Ș. BIKINI MONOKINI 132 sq. in. 152 sq. in. $79 average price $88 average price 60¢ 57¢ per square inch per square inch ONE-PIECE SWIM BRIEF 413 sq. in. 150 sq. in. $108 average price $32 average price 26¢ 21¢ per square inch per square inch ΤΑΝ ΚΙΝΙ SWIM TRUNKS 490 sq. in. 756 sq. in. $90 average price $39 average price 18¢ 5¢ per square inch per square inch Based on prices from Nextag.com And what's that suit you're wearing made of anyway? The key requirements for swimsuit material are that it be elastic and fast-drying. Here are the most common materials used: Spandex/Elastane/Lycra Also known as Elastane, Spandex is strong, durable, and stretchy. It was invented in 1959 and revolutionized the clothing industry. The name Spandex is an anagram of the word "expands." Polyamide/Nylon This material was invented in 1928 by DuPont. Its generic trade name is "Nylon." It's also used to make toothbrush bristles, fishing line, and under-the-hood car engine moldings. Miratex This is a patented material that uses three times more Spandex than normal swimsuits. It has been called "the swimsuit material that takes off ten pounds." Viscose Viscose has a silky feel. It's made from a combination of natural and man-made components. Viscose is also used to make rayon and cellophane. As for popularity, yet again, less is more. Go figure! MONOKINI (1,164) SWIM BRIEF (1,370) SWIM TRUNKS (6,522) ΤΑΝΚΙΝ. (9,070) - BIKINI (41,647) ONE-PIECE (9,799) Based on number of products offered on Nextag.com BROUGHT TO YOU BY Nextag