Why Buy Jantzen Swimsuits for Women? No one knows swimwear like Jantzen; they've been making innovative, fashionable swimsuits since the early 20th century. Today their comfortable, colorful suits are just as stylish, including the one-piece suits they're known for, two-piece suits and swim dresses. You can even get support and hidden shaping from powermesh lining. Jantzen knows how to make women look great in swimwear.
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Jantzen Hibiscus Haze High Neck One Piece Swimsuit
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The Jantzen Hibiscus Haze High Neck One Piece Swimsuit 20087 flatters your figure with full coverage at the neckline and the tush, as well as a slimming powermesh lining that creates a trimmer appearance.
Jantzen's Hibiscus Haze High Neck One Piece Swimsuit is made of nylon and Lycra spandex.
Jantzen Hibiscus Haze D-Vour Underwire Tankini Swim Top
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The Jantzen Hibiscus Haze D-Vour Underwire Tankini Swim Top 20082 is perfect for the D and DD cup woman who wants support that looks and feels great, with a lovely pattern and an internal, multi-part shelf bra.
Jantzen's Hibiscus Haze D-Vour Underwire Tankini Swim Top is made of nylon and Lycra spandex.
Jantzen Tie Dye Twin Wide Strap One Piece Swimsuit
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The Jantzen Tie Dye Twin Wide Strap One Piece Swimsuit 20101 features light padding in the cups to enhance your cleavage and lining that targets your tummy.
Jantzen Tie Dye Twin Wide Strap One Piece Swimsuit is made from nylon// Lycra spandex.
Jantzen Animal Magic Bandeau Mio One Piece Swimsuit
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The Jantzen Animal Magic Bandeau Mio One Piece Swimsuit 20034 features a cheetah print upper with concealed slimming panel for tummy, wire-free padded cups with boning at sides, and optional removable straps that adjust for fit.
Jantzen's Animal Magic Bandeau Mio One Piece Swimsuit is made of nylon/Lycra spandex.
Jantzen Solids High Waist Shirred Skirt Swim Bottom
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The Jantzen Solids High Waist Shirred Skirt Swim Bottom 20011 offers full coverage for modesty and features a slimming panel at the front to target the tummy.
Jantzen's Solids High Waist Shirred Skirt Swim Bottom is made of nylon and Lycra spandex.
Jantzen Solids Pintuck Surplice One Piece Swimsuit
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The Jantzen Solids Pintuck Surplice One Piece Swimsuit 20027 features a slimming lining and adjustable straps.
Jantzen's Solids Pintuck Surplice One Piece Swimsuit is made of nylon and Lycra spandex.
The Jantzen Solids Tummy Control Swim Brief 20012 delivers flattering, full coverage with a waist-accentuating high rise and a slimming front control panel.
Jantzen's Solids Tummy Control Swim Brief is made of nylon and Lycra spandex.
The Jantzen Solids V-Neck Tankini Swim Top 20014 gives you a simple, modest look with a flattering shape that skims over your tummy and gives a defined look to your bust.
Jantzen's Solids V-Neck Tankini Swim Top is made of nylon and Lycra spandex.
Jantzen swimwear is an iconic legacy brand that was founded in Portland, Oregon as the Portland Knitting Company. Carl Jantzen and Roy and John Zehntbauer first started manufacturing wool suits for rowing teams. After their endeavour gained popularity, they changed their name to Jantzen Knitting Mills. One-piece swimsuits are Jantzen's specialty, having been perfected by decades of construction know-how and the most up-to-date swim fabrics. In the 1920's, Jantzen's Red Diving Girl became internationally famous, with celebrity endorsements that included Olympic winner Johnny Weismuller, who later became "Tarzan" in many movies. In the 1930's, Jantzen catalogs featured many famous actors and actresses. The strapless look came into vogue, as well as lastex, a rubberized yarn that gave more stretch to swimsuits. During the 1940's, after the attack on Pearl Harbor, Jantzen turned their attention to military needs, making swimwear for the troops, as well as parachutes. In 1946, the French invented the bikini, which led the way for more brevity in the styles, and a sexier look. Advancements in transportation in the 1950's made it easier for Americans to visit beaches, lakes and parks; and jet airliners made intercontinental flights to foreign beaches more affordable, leading to more demand for swimwear. The last decades of the twentieth century saw an explosion in improved swim fabrics and the women's movement, leading to more freedom in wearing sexy swimwear styles. Jantzen continues to be iconic in the swimwear industry, delivering fashionable one-piece and bikini separates styles that are colorful, comfortable and supportive. Swim dresses with attached briefs provide a modest, pretty look with great coverage. Many styles include front powermesh linings to flatten the tummy. Bikini separates are also represented, with bikini tops that fit D and DD cups.
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