March 29, 2019

Wilderness Dreams Announces All-New Swimwear Line in Mossy Oak Elements Agua

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Just in time for summer fishing, floating, and swimming in the lakes and rivers, Wilderness Dreams is releasing a new women’s swimwear line featuring Mossy Oak Elements Agua lifestyle patterns. The new swimwear is available now.

wilderness dreams bikini The new swimwear is suited to everything from poolside relaxation to beach bumming to floating down a lazy river. A broad variety of designs are offered from modest tankini cuts to flirty bikinis, all sewn in a comfortable poly/spandex blend. The 2019 swim collection is patterned in Mossy Oak Elements Marlin with navy blue and Mossy Oak Elements Anemone accented in black. Six styles – three bottoms and three tops – are available in both patterns.

Wilderness Dreams is known as a leading brand of camo lingerie, swimwear, and sleepwear. With their apparel you can show your love of the outdoors year-round both outside and at home. The company, founded in 2001, has been designing and producing fun products featuring details such as delicate lace, luxurious fabrics, and eye-catching designs. All products are meant to be mix-and-match allowing customers to create their own unique style.

“The Mossy Oak Elements swim collection is a fun addition to the Wilderness Dreams line. The vibrant pattern colors in Marlin and Anemone will make a statement during swim season! The styles are designed to be comfortable during various activities, as the Wilderness Dreams customer tends to be very active. As with all our items, customers can create their own two-piece set with individual tops and bottoms,” said Wilderness Dreams’ Craig Zwilling.

MSRP varies by style and ranges from $29.95 to $49.95 per piece. Available in sizes S to XL; the tankini and swim short are also available in XXL. Swimwear is currently available at retailers nationwide, on Amazon, and at www.WildernessDreams.com.

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