Yomoko launches plus size summer apparel

Yomoko expects this new line to stand out due to availability via a world-renowned shopping platform. The brand will continue to launch new styles with each season, ranging from swimwear to shoes. Yomoko’s offerings this year include a variety of versatile dresses that can easily be dressed up or down, beyond swimwear. The company has also recently started to add sweaters to it’s growing catalogue as the perfect complement for cooler weather when the leaves begin to fall.

The brand comments that, “Too many brands completely gloss over a significant group of women and if they’re not ignoring them, they’re charging them a fortune.” “Yomoko clothing is us saying, ‘We hear you, ladies.”

Highlights include a V-neck pullover, long-sleeve side-zip tunic and a batwing-sleeve cardigan. Timeless quality married to the latest trends set Yomoko apart season by season.

Yomoko’s floral tankinis and solid color bikinis address key swimwear concerns for full-figured ladies like comfort and price. Each set type provides flattering fits that minimize trouble spots without sacrificing style. Colorful, tropic-inspired prints found in the tankini line and sporty cuts in the bikini line each play to runway styles seen this season.

The brand drinks a toast to a successful summer after introducing tankini and bikini lines to meet a growing demand for comfortable, trendy plus size swimwear. Made available on Amazon, these two-piece sets combine much-loved design elements into swimwear sure to please even the most finicky fashionistas.

Yomoko, a new apparel brand aimed at being fashion forward yet value oriented, puts the spotlight on a line of summer and fall apparel to appeal to real women of all shapes and sizes.

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