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3 Editors Try Fabletics's New Compression Swimwear

When you think of Fabletics, you might associate the brand with gymwear staples like workout leggings, bike shorts, and supportive sports bras - of which the label has no shortage. But there's more to Fabletics than meets the eye, as evidenced by the brand's latest spring collection. The launch features an array of functional, figure-hugging pieces that are designed to upgrade your spring wardrobe with a sporty flair.

In collaboration with Khloe Kardashian, the brand's spring capsule pays homage to everything we love about the season (think bright colors, cute swimwear, and comfy everyday pieces), but through the lens of Fabletics's signature athleisure aesthetic. The styles are made to fit a wide variety of body types, with a size spectrum that ranges from XXS-4XL. Despite its diverse product selection, the compression swimwear stands out as the real star of the line, as it's made from a recycled polyester fabric that hugs curves and keeps everything feeling secure - so you can comfortably swim or skip along the beach in style.

In celebration of the summer season, we tasked three editors with trying out Fabletics's one-piece performance swimsuit. From the variety of colors and unique zippered design to the style's stretchy, spandex composition, our editors share their honest reviews of the Fabletics swimwear collection ahead. To learn more about the creation of the line, check out our exclusive interview with Khloe Kardashian.



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