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Alisha Din, 22, found this out the hard way when she bought a bikini from online retailer Pretty Little Thing. Din, who lives in Swansea in the United Kingdom, recently bought a teal, two-piece swimsuit to wear on vacation in Greece next month. In a statement to TODAY, Pretty Little Thing confirmed that some of the swimsuits on the site are not meant for swimming, and that this is noted in product descriptions. If customers are unsure, our customer service team are available to advise further on which styles cannot be worn for swimming. So I decided to tweet it just to make other people aware. She shared photos of the swimsuit bleeding blue dye on Twitter, along with a warning to other shoppers. For Din, this swimsuit disaster highlights the wastefulness of fast fashion, and how some retailers sell poor-quality items that only last one wear — if that.

Strapless Option. A crop top style with an inbuilt wired bra. Features a criss-cross back and Spanish, textured swimwear fabric.

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