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"   Swimsuits are going on sale right now \u2014 just in time to treat yourself to a new suit for pool and beach parties. Now, I know how a suit fits and looks on you will be your prime consideration, but be a smart shopper and look for one that&amp;#039;s also well made so it&amp;#039;ll last through this summer and maybe into next one. 1) Look for double stitching at the stress points, that means around the armhole and leg openings. This will prevent these openings from stretching out. 2) You&amp;#039;ll know it&amp;#039;s well made if it has a lining. Not only will a lining help the suit look better on you, it&amp;#039;ll keep it from stretching out. No droopy drawers for you! 3) Check the label for a Lycra content of 18% or more \u2014 another weapon in the battle against stretching. Plus, it will offer a bit of a tummy tuck and rear-end lift. 4) One lining is enough. The more fabric there is, the longer a suit takes to dry. And is there anything more uncomfortable than wiggling into a damp bathing suit? Take this checklist with you to the mall \u2014 but don&amp;#039;t shop until you drop. Save some energy for a swim! Check out our best selections of suits for every body! For more sun-related topics, see our advice on beach umbrellas and pool safety. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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