The 20 Best Places To Buy Plus Size Swimsuits Online

With the days becoming longer and the sun shining brighter, there isn't a better time to get your hands on a swimsuit than right now. Whether that's a bikini, one-piece, tankini, or a swim dress, there are numerous options out there to flatter anyone and everyone. When it comes to shopping for plus size swimsuits, you'll want to find a place that not only has an extensive size range, but has pieces that add support and make you feel your best.

"One-piece suits with some ruching on the sides are always a flattering option," Desiree Miranda, a New York City-based stylist and personal shopper, tells PEOPLE. "Contrary to popular belief, a high-rise swimsuit isn't usually as flattering as a mid-rise will be for the plus size woman." 

With the help of stylists, we found the best places to buy plus size swimsuits — here for you to reference as you shop this for the upcoming swim season.

What's different about Shapermint swimsuits is that they incorporate shapewear technology to offer compression and support where you need it most. The brand offers playful prints and a few bold colors like fuchsia and mint, but you can't go wrong with the solid black designs, too. Across its swimsuit offering, you'll see features like smart ruching, high-waisted inner mesh shaping panels for tummy control, UPF 50 fabric, soft wiring, and convertible and adjustable straps. While the brand doesn't have a rewards program, you can save 10 percent when you sign up for the newsletter; you can also earn a $25 credit when you refer a friend.

Sale at time of publish: Mother's Day Sale up to 70% off

Size range: S-4XReturn policy: Within 60 days of receiptShipping policy: Free on orders over $70; standard shipping otherwise

From the office to the beach, Eloquii has hundreds of items to browse through on its virtual shelves. When it comes to swimwear, find an assortment of two-pieces and one-pieces with vibrant and bold colors and more neutral solid hues. And if you really want to make a statement, opt for one of the brands ruffle swimsuits that add dimension and flare. To help narrow down your choices, you can even browse by most loved and highest rated to see what others love. While there isn't a rewards program, you can save $25 on your next order of $50 or more when you sign up for its email list.

Sale at time of publish: 30-50% off with code AMAZING

Size range: 14-32Return policy: Unworn within 30 days of receiptShipping policy: Free US standard shipping on orders over $125

While AdoreMe might be well known for its selection of lingerie pieces, the brand also has a collection of swimsuits available with sexy cutouts and necklines and a plethora of color options and patterns. You can also filter by padding level, panty style, and bra size, which many online retailers don't offer. AdoreMe's prints skew more trendy — take this pink gingham bikini or abstract print one-piece for example — but there are still plenty of options for those who lean more traditionalist when it comes to swimwear. If you haven't shopped from AdoreMe before, you can save $20 on your first order; if you shop there often, you may consider signing up for the VIP membership where you can save up to 50 percent on your orders through free shipping, bikini set discounts, monthly drops, and exclusive sales.

Sale at time of publish: 1 set 40% off, 2 sets 45% off, 3 sets 50% off

Size range: 0X-4XReturn policy: Unworn garment within 30 days of delivery for full refundShipping policy: Free shipping on US ordersPerks and rewards: VIP membership for $39.95/month

If you're someone who gravitates toward more vintage silhouettes, styles, and prints, then ModCloth is the place for you. Although known for their retro dresses, the brand carries an assortment of swimwear items including one-pieces, bikinis, and even swim dresses — I mean how cute is this one? While these pieces come at a higher price point than most brands on this list, there are a couple of ways to save here: either by signing up for the email list to save 15 percent on your next order, or through joining the ModSquad rewards program, where you can receive a free birthday gift, a percentage off your first purchase, early access to deals, and start your own virtual punch card.

Sale at time of publish: Select styles up to 60% off

Size range: 4-24WReturn policy: Unworn items within 28 days of of shipment dateShipping policy: Free for orders over $150Perks and rewards: ModSquad

Whether you're looking for a bathing suit that zips or ties together, you'll find one at Cacique by Lane Bryant. Browse through an assortment of asymmetrical swimsuits, tankinis, and one-pieces, as well as two-pieces with bust support (a dream!). You can also filter by price, top-rated, band size, cup size, silhouette, fabric, lining, and length to find exactly what you need amidst all the choices (nearly 100, to be exact). We particularly love the unique prints — like this tie-dye-inspired option as well as this classic seersucker red stripe suit that reminds us of a chic European vacation. If you expect to become a regular, the Lane Rewards program can save you money in the long run, since you earn 10 points for every dollar spend and receive a $10 reward for every 3,000 points.

Sale at time of publish: Buy one, get one 50% off

Size range: 10-30Return policy: Within 45 days for a full refund, minus the $7.95 return shipping costShipping policy: Standard shipping $8.95 (or free if shipped to store)Perks and rewards: Lane Rewards

Swimsuits For All really means swimsuits for all; the brand has one of the most inclusive size ranges in the space. You can browse over 880 bathing suits in a variety of styles, colors, and lengths from sizes 4 to 40. The brand designs its swimsuits with tons of features — like underwire for bust support, hip minimizers, tummy control, longer lengths, and adjustable styles — so you can look and feel your best when soaking up some sun. You can also shop by body type (hourglass, apple, pear, heart, or athletic), which we haven't seen before on a swimsuit retailer site. While the brand doesn't have a loyalty program in place right now, you can sign up for emails to save 25 percent on your first order (and keep tabs on future sales).

Sale at time of publish: Swimwear up to 50% off

Size range: 4-40Return policy: Within 60 days of ship dateShipping policy: Based on merchandise total

Of course, the plus side of shopping for swimsuits at Old Navy is that they're super affordable (seriously, there are separates available for $3 right now) — so go ahead and get several sets if you can swing it. Old Navy's swim selection has something for every taste; there are neutral solids, bold prints, and classic patterns like leopard and gingham. The brand also has swim skirts, beach pants, dress coverups — pretty much any accessory you could need near the water. When scrolling through the offerings, you can also filter the model by size, so you can see how each suit would fit on a size small, large, or extra large. If you shop frequently at Old Navy, Gap, Banana Republic, and Athleta, you can join the Navyist Rewards program to earn points for rewards, get free shipping on orders of $50+, and receive members-only offers (it's free to join).

Sale at time of publish: Extra 30% off taken at checkout

Size range: XS-4XReturn policy: 30 days from ship dateShipping policy: $9 standard shipping for non-members, free for members on orders over $50Perks and rewards: Navyist Rewards

Target is home to over 650 plus size swimsuit options starting at prices as low at $15. Depending on the brand, whether that's Kona Sol or Wild Fable, you'll be able to look through a selection of colors and sizes to find one that best suits you — there are a lot of animal and floral prints in addition to different necklines. Still not sure? Browse through guest reviews to see what shoppers have had to say about the swimsuits before you go pick one up for yourself. Target also has one of the better shipping policies, offering free shipping on orders $35+ — which is more or less the cost of a swimsuit!

Sale at time of publish: Select items on clearance

Size range: XS-6X; 0-42Return policy: Free returns within 365 days of the date it was shippedShipping policy: Free shipping on orders $35+Perks and rewards: Target Circle

When it comes to designing plus size clothes, some brands have a hard time nailing it on the head, but not Superfit Hero. Instead of having plus sizes at the back of the rack, the brand offers an extensive size range right at the heart of their collection made from high-quality materials. You'll find pairs of swim shorts, shirts, and bras in a selection of colors and styles. One of the unique parts about the brand is they actually show how the pieces will look on people of similar size and proportion. While Superfit Hero doesn't have a traditional rewards program, you can save 15 percent off your order when you join the email list.

Sale at time of publish: Save 15% when you bundle swimwear

Size range: L-7XReturn policy: Free returns on items in unworn condition within 21 days of ship dateShipping policy: Free shipping for US orders over $125

Nordstrom is one of those stores that nearly has almost everything you can think of — including plenty of plus size swimsuits. With over 300 options, you can browse through popular brands like Good American, Artesands, and La Blanca to find an assortment of swimsuits in a variety of styles — think one pieces, bikinis, tankinis, and swim dresses. One of the best parts about Nordstrom is that there is free shipping and returns, so if you order a swimsuit that doesn't fit, then you don't have to worry about spending extra money to return it. You can also save over time by joining the Nordy Club, the retailer's reward program, and earn points and get access to member-only events, offers, and sales.

Sale at time of publish: Up to 40% off select items

Size range: 14-20Return policy: Free returns, case-by-case basisShipping policy: Free shippingPerks and rewards: Nordy Club

Who It's Good For

Someone who is looking to buy swimwear, dresses, blouses, camis, and coverups all in one place at an affordable price point

The swimsuit options are endless with CupShe, a women's brand that offers an assortment of both swimwear and clothing items. When it comes to swimsuits, you'll find bikinis, one pieces, tops, bottoms, and separates available, and you can find exactly what you're looking for when filtering by size, style, color, trend, and price. What we love most about CupShe is the variety of designs as well as the affordable price point — all their plus swimsuits are available for less than $50. Plus, some options are available to buy as separates (which is great for mixing and matching or if you're needing different sizes for your tops and bottoms) as well as bikinis sold as a set. If you're someone who thinks that there's no such thing as too many swimsuits, then it may be worth signing up for CupShe's loyalty program, Sunchasers Club. It's free to join and allows you to earn points on every purchase, early access to sales, exclusive discounts, and more.

Sale at time of publish: 10% off $65 for new products

Size range: 00X-4XReturn policy: Unworn products in original condition within 30 days of deliveryShipping policy: Free for orders over $59Perks and rewards: Sunchasers Club

Madewell might be popular for their denim, but they also have a selection of swimsuits with chic silhouettes and elevated prints. In addition to in-house styles, the brand also carries Butter Swimwear, a black-owned business that goes up to size 2X. While Madewell itself does have some great plus size swimsuits, the brand doesn't have as many plus size swimwear options as others on this list; however the modern prints and chic staples offer a hint of uniqueness that you can't find just anywhere. Plus, the Madewell swimsuits are partially made from pre-consumer recycled nylon, for those who value lessening their carbon footprint. Madewell Insiders can earn points on every purchase, free shipping and returns, a birthday gift, and more.

Sale at time of publish: Up to 30% off with code FULLBLOOM

Size range: 1X-4XReturn policy: Within 30 days of original purchaseShipping policy: $5 for non-members (standard shipping), free shipping for Madewell InsidersPerks and rewards: Madewell Insider

Fashion to Figure combines the best of both worlds with its fashionable garments available in a plethora of sizes. Unlike a lot of other brands, the swimsuits here are unique, featuring details like fringe cuts and quirky prints that transform a typical bathing suit into a show-stopping piece. The swimsuits are relatively affordable too, and you can often find them on sale for an even better deal.

Sale at time of publish: All swim up to 80% off

Size range: XL-4XReturn policy: Within 30 days for a full refundShipping policy: Free (economy) shipping for orders over $100

Torrid, one of the original brands focused exclusively plus size clothing, is known for its expansive size range that goes up to size 30 (6X). Not only do they carry dresses, bras, and shoes, but they also have an extensive swimsuit collection. You can also find some beach-ready pieces like swimsuit coverups and terry cloth beach shorts. Some options on the website are exclusively available online, so you won't find them in stores. You can also shop via the Torrid app to take advantage of app-only deals (and checkout with Apply Pay or Android Pay for shopping on-the-go). Another plus? If you sign up for its newsletter, you can save 40 percent on your next order.

Sale at time of publish: 35% off with code SUNDAZE

Size range: 10-30Return policy: Within 60 days of purchase dateShipping policy: $6 flat-rate shippingPerks and rewards: Torrid app

Asos has a plethora of curve and plus size swimsuits to choose from in a variety of colors, patterns, and trending styles. Whether you're looking for a flattering one-piece with ruffle sleeves or a low-cut suit with embellishments, the online retailer has options that can be worn to neighborhood pool and on vacation. While they have a great selection of plus size swimwear options, they do only go up to a size 26 (or 3X), so if you're needing a more extensive size range, we recommend other retailers on this list. If you are new to Asos, though, you can get 15 percent off your first order with code NEWBIE — and students also get a discount of 10 percent.

Sale at time of publish: Swimwear up to 67% off

Size range: 12-26Return policy: Within 28 days of package deliveryShipping policy: Varies based on locationPerks and rewards: Asos Premier (unlimited next-day delivery on orders of $50+ for $24.99/year

Who It's Good For

Someone looking for a great assortment of tankinis, swim dresses, swim shorts, and one-pieces

Maurice's isn't solely a plus-size retailer, but it does offer a great assortment of plus-size swimsuits up to 3X. The brand's new swimwear category has over 70 plus size bathing suit options with swim dresses, tankinis, bikinis, one-pieces, and more. Many of the swimsuits feature trending details like flattering ruching, peplum, and cut-out designs, along with popular prints like leopard and florals. They're also affordable, with all swimwear pieces under $60 and most under $40.

Size range: 1X-3XReturn policy: Returns any time (online returns need to be processed through the expedited returns portal)Shipping policy: Free shipping on orders $50

We love Summersalt for its fashionable and functional pieces that can easily be packed away for those long vacations or weekend getaways. The brand is home to numerous best-sellers and popular pieces you may have seen on Instagram, like the Perfect Wrap One Piece which has hundreds of five-star reviews. While browsing through swimwear options, take advantage of the site's designated categories for things like full butt coverage and boob support. Oh, and don't forget to shop the collaborations, too — you especially won't want to miss the ones with Diane von Furstenberg and Kendra Scott. While there's not a rewards or loyalty program, you can earn $10 when you refer a friend.

Size range: 2-22Return policy: Free returns for store credit within first 30 days of delivery dateShipping policy: At time of publish, free shipping on orders $95+ with code SPRINGBREAK

While Skims might be universally known for its shapewear, the Kardashian-owned brand also has plenty of swimwear options that are worth scrolling through. Find swim shirts, shorts, bandeau bikini tops, cheeky bottoms, and more in an array of both nude, metallic, and neon colors — although you won't find any prints here. Most of the swimsuits in this line offer light support, so if you're needing more support in your swimwear, then we recommend looking elsewhere, such as Swimsuits For All or Shapermint.

Size range: XXS-4XReturn policy: 30-day free returns for store credit, for return to original payment method a $6 shipping fee will applyShipping policy: Free shipping on domestic orders $75+Perks and rewards: Sign up for email newsletter to receive special offers

Bare Necessities is a retailer known for its lingerie, activewear, bras, and panties — so you may be surprised to learn it also has a great swimwear offering with popular brands from Miraclesuit to Elomi. When it comes to bathing suits, shoppers can browse through one-pieces, tankinis, bikinis, bra-sized swimsuits, slimming swimsuits, and more. Bare Necessities has a loyalty program called Seamless, where you can receive free shipping on certain orders, a birthday gift, early access to sales, free returns, concierge personal shopping, and more. Plus, when you sign up for the newsletter you can get 20 percent off your first order (with free shipping).

Size range: 16W-24WReturn policy: Within 60 days of purchase for a full refundShipping policy: Free shipping for orders over $70Perks and rewards: Seamless loyalty program

At Fabletics, you can find one-pieces and bikinis in a selection of different cuts, styles, and colors in sizes up to 4X — including lots of sporty styles which the brand is known for (take this cute zip-front racerback shaping swim top, for instance). The brand's swimwear is also made with recycled materials to help reduce waste and the pieces are meant to be mixed and matched for more ways to wear. If you tend to buy lots of activewear and swimwear, then you could benefit from becoming a Fabletics VIP member, which costs around $60 per month (and gets you 20 to 50 percent off everything on the site, monthly member credits for free products, free shipping on orders over $49.95, and access to the Fabletics FIT app for on-demand workouts). Your monthly credit can be used for any two-piece outfit or item up to $100. Plus, you can skip months whenever, so there's no strict commitment.

Sale at time of publish: 2 for $24 swim for Fabletics members

Size range: XXS-4XReturn policy: Within 90 days from day of shipmentShipping policy: Free standard shipping for orders $49.95 and overPerks and rewards: VIP membership

How to Pick the Right Place to Buy Plus Size Swimsuits Consider the size range 

While many brands carry plus size swimsuits these days, be sure to check that your sizes are in stock by using the site's filters. If you need to opt for a brand that's more inclusive in terms of size range — Torrid and Eloquii offer swimwear up to 6X, Superfit Hero offers up to 7X, and Swimsuits for All goes to size 40.

Think about variety 

If you're not sure what you want just yet and are looking to browse, choose a brand that carries numerous styles of swimsuits from one-pieces and bikinis to tankinis and swim dresses. The more options available, the easier it will be to find a piece that works for you. CupShe has a variety of different styles available for shoppers, such as this Shirred Tummy Control One Piece. Additionally, consider the colors and patterns offered — think about the color options, bold prints, flattering silhouettes, as well as any shapewear or smoothing technology if that's what you want.

Review the return policy

At the end of the day, it doesn't really matter what swimsuit you opt for as long as you feel confident wearing it. However, review the brand's return policy, especially if you're ordering online, to make sure you have the ability to return it if something doesn't fit properly or you simply don't like how it looks. If the brand only offers store credit for returns, make sure there are different swimsuits available that you like before purchasing, so you're not left without any feasible options if you do get store credit back.

Frequently Asked Questions

Any reputable brand should have a size chart on its website to help guide you when selecting your size. Typically, the minimum measurements are your hips, waist, and bust.

"Make sure you read the specific brand's chart, but generally, you measure your waist at its smallest part, and hips and bust are measured at their fullest parts," says Maggie Gillette, a stylist and co-founder of The Lingerie Selection. "To ensure accuracy, make sure your measuring tape is lying flat and level all the way around."

Additionally, when you get a suit and try it on, Gillette suggests making sure it feels comfortable sitting, standing, and moving around. "If something is pinching, pulling, or riding up when you're trying it on, it's a no-go because it's only going to bother you more when you're wearing it for hours," she adds.

There are a few places to buy plus size swimsuits like Andie and Aerie, but some stores have a more extensive size range than others. Torrid offers sizes between 10-30, Eloquii has sizes between 10-32, and Swimsuits for All has sizes available between 4-40. However, the sizes available depends on the brand, the specific piece of swimwear, and what's left in stock.

Swimsuits can shrink or stretch when exposed to water, but this depends on the type of swimsuit and the material it's made from. "For example, swimsuits made from spandex, Lycra, or other stretchy materials may become tighter in the water, especially if the swimsuit is wet for an extended time," says Leena Alsulaiman, style coach and creative strategist and stylist for Anthropologie. "On the other hand, swimsuits made from cotton or other non-stretchy materials may become looser in the water. This can cause the swimsuit to sag or shift, which can be uncomfortable or lead to wardrobe malfunctions."

"One-piece swimsuits are back in style, with a focus on retro-inspired styles," says Alsulaiman. "Look for swimsuits with high necklines, ruching, and other details. Swimsuits with cut-out designs, such as cut-out sides, backs, or midriffs, are a popular trend. These swimsuits offer a playful and stylish way to show some skin."

Additionally, Gillette adds that there's also a trend toward miniskirts, either attached or as an extra piece you can layer over when you want more coverage. "The mini skirt trend also complements the smaller bottoms we are generally seeing if you want to grab a bite to eat or pop into a store to grab something on your way to or from the beach," she adds.

Take Our Word For It

Casey Clark is a contributing commerce writer for PEOPLE and has written for publications such as ShopTODAY, Forbes, HuffPost, and more. When researching the best places to buy plus size swimsuits, Casey spoke with a handful of style experts to learn more about what shoppers should look for: Maggie Gillette, stylist and co-founder of The Lingerie Selection; Leena Alsulaiman, style coach and creative strategist/stylist for Anthropologie; and Desiree Miranda, a New York City-based stylist and personal shopper. She also conducted her own research, looking at various retailers while analyzing size range, material, reviews, and variety.

We Asked 6 Moms In Their 50s, 60s, And 70s What They Actually Want For Mother's Day

And no, it's not jewelry or a fruit arrangement.

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My mom and I have both reached a point in time where gifting can be tricky. Computers have our credit card information saved and our phones have Apple pay, meaning there isn't too much we want that we haven't already bought ourselves. Routinely, I put off buying new running shoes so my mom can grab those for my birthday, while she drops hints about the bag we bought her a few years ago needing a new strap. But on Mother's Day, I'm often left with no idea where to start — so rather than guessing, I just asked.

To get an idea of what moms actually want for Mother's Day, six InStyle beauty and fashion editors went straight to the source. And rather than asking for short-lived flowers, fruit arrangements, or jewelry (the usual Mother's Day go-tos), our moms — who range in age from 53 to 70 — went the more practical route, sharing the everyday style and home essentials they've been eyeing. While you don't have to skip a bouquet, you might consider grabbing one of these mom-approved gifts as well.

Adidas Puremotion Adapt Sneaker © Provided by Instyle Amazon

All my mom wants for Mother's Day (or any holiday, really) is a pair of comfy sneakers. She stands on her feet all day at work, so she's constantly asking me for a pair of shoes that are supportive. On top of that, my mom loves being stylish, so it can't just be any plain ol' pair of shoes. That's why I'm getting her these Adidas kicks, which are equally fashionable and comfy. Made with the brand's cushy Cloudfoam midsoles, they have more than 12,800 five-star ratings from Amazon shoppers who say they're "extremely comfortable and very well made." "I originally got these to work out in but I ended up wearing them every day," one customer wrote. "They are comfortable and breathable and NEVER have slipped off my feet."

Even better? They're on sale right now for as low as $39 at Amazon depending on your size and color preference.

— Christina Butan, Senior Commerce Editor

Shop now: $39–$56 (Originally $70); amazon.Com

Vera Bradley Cotton Large Travel Backpack  © Provided by Instyle Amazon

My mom has been obsessed with Vera Bradley since I can remember. Before my first year of college, she gifted me a tote and wallet from its collegiate collection as a going-away present. She knew I would stuff them to the max and that they would hold up for the whole four years, and surely enough, they did. But unfortunately, I can't say the same for her frequently worn Vera Bradley travel tote. The strap recently snapped, and though she has had it for years, she was hoping to take it on her upcoming trip. 

I decided with Mother's Day around the corner, I would treat her to the Cotton XL Backpack instead. It comes in 17 colors and prints darling paisley designs and floral options, has tons of storage space for all the important essentials, and extra easy-to-reach pockets, plus a trolley sleeve to easily slip onto luggage. She's so excited that she wants me to give it to her ahead of the holiday, but I'm standing my ground. The best part is that the backpack is on sale in certain colors, so I am also planning to surprise my grandmother with a matching one. The best part is that Vera Bradley has plenty of bag options any mom is sure to love, which you can peruse at Amazon, here.

— Jailynn Taylor, Commerce Writer

Shop now: from $94 (Originally $145); amazon.Com

Spanx The Perfect Pants, Wide-Leg © Provided by Instyle Spanx

When I first tried the Spanx Perfect Wide-Leg Pants, I knew I had to give my mom a pair, too. They're comfortable, easy to wear, and timeless, all the things she (and I) love in a really good pair of pants. To no surprise, my mom fell head over heels the minute she put them on and has been asking for a second pair since, because, well, this style is all that she wears. Long hours at work? These pants have her back. Dinner out with friends? You'll find her in these pants. Lounging around at home? She'll wear them for that, too.

The funny thing is, she's managed to mention these Spanx pants are her all-time favorite during every FaceTime call we've had (and we have a lot), so what kind of daughter would I be if I didn't gift her another pair? 

— Eva Thomas, Senior Commerce Writer

Shop now: $168; spanx.Com

Kate Spade New York Apple Watch Strap © Provided by Instyle Amazon

A few years ago we got my mom an Apple Watch during the holidays — per her request — and it's since become a part-time replacement for her phone (so much so she's been known to leave the house sans-cell). It's a work and real-world essential, allowing her to peek at texts without pulling out her phone, set important alarms, and track her day-to-day movement. So, I'm not surprised that she asked for a new Apple watch band this Mother's Day.

She sent me a few options from Kate Spade, including this floral pick, which features pink and green flowers on a black silicone band, as well as a stainless steel buckle. Depending on your mom's preferences, the brand has a number of other options, including one with scalloped edges, classic polka dots, and more summery blooms. We both love how a new strap (or two) can make her wardrobe staple a bit more versatile.

— Kaelin Dodge, Commerce Writer

Shop now: $68; amazon.Com

Chaco Classic Sport Sandals © Provided by Instyle Amazon

In addition to the Apple watch band, my mom also shared that she could always use a pair of comfy new sandals since she stands all day at work. For years she's loved her Chacos sandals and right now its Classic Sport Sandals are up to 52 percent off at Amazon, making it the perfect time to snag her a new pair. The athletic sandals offer support under and around the foot and are available in 11 colorways. More than 4,700 shoppers agree with my mom that these are a must-have, with the supreme comfort making them the "go-to walking sandals" for many customers.

Shop now: $48–$52 (Originally $100); amazon.Com

Sweet Water Decor Spa Day Candle © Provided by Instyle Amazon

My almost 71-year-old mom — an attorney with an insatiable desire to work — is in desperate need of a vacation. I've yet to convince her, but I'm hoping she'll pause to light this soy wax candle, aptly named Spa Day, while she's burning the midnight oil. With notes of sea salt, jasmine, cream, and wood, the handmade candle is sure to bring some semblance of well-deserved pause to her hectic days. It has a 60-plus hour burn time, according to the brand, and comes in other scents like Relaxation, Calm + Comfort, and Stress Relief, which are all sure to bring calming vibes. Plus, the minimalistic design of the stoneware vessel will add aesthetic appeal to her workspace.

– Sophie Wirt, Commerce Writer

Shop now: $28; amazon.Com

Venus Et Fleur Le Clair Quinze  © Provided by Instyle Nordstrom

My mom is all about the finer things in life — think sun-drenched vacations, bright manicures, dozens of stilettos, and a closet full of the most splendid clothes. So when I thought about what to gift the woman who has it all, I landed on a present that was equal parts luxe as it is beautiful — just like her. 

Venus Et Fleur's Le Clair Quinze acrylic box of eternity flowers features 15 stunning preserved roses that last up to a year. Best of all, the sleek case features a hidden drawer, so my mom can store her most prized possession under a bed of florals. But what I love most is that there are 28 colored roses to choose from, including classic red, pearly white, and  pretty lavender, making it easy to select the color that best suits your mom's preferences. If this isn't a jaw-dropping Mother's Day gift, I don't know what is.

– Ruby McAuliffe, Associate Commerce Editor, Fashion

Shop now: $419; venusetfleur.Com and nordstrom.Com

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A Fashion-lover's Guide To Toronto's Second-hand Clothing Scene

Toronto is one of the world's top cities for vintage shopping. With dozens of second-hand shops catering to various budgets, tastes and even eras, the city holds its own against notable vintage shopping destinations like London or Tokyo. From the cluster of quirky vintage shops in Kensington Market to expertly edited high-end boutiques on Dundas West, it really is possible to stock most of your wardrobe with second-hand finds.

Of course, shopping preloved fashion calls for more patience and persistence than the average trip to the mall or scroll through the Zara website. You may not find your perfect pair of faded vintage jeans on the first try (or even the second). Inventory is constantly changing, and the nature of vintage is that once it's gone, it's gone. But the reward — one-of-a-kind gems, discounted designer scores and high quality construction — is worth it. You just have to know where to go and what to look for. That's why we've compiled this detailed shopping guide to Toronto's best consignment and vintage stores.

Best for upcycling your wardrobe: Common Sort, multiple locations, commonsort.Com

You'd be hard-pressed to find a millennial creative who doesn't frequent Common Sort. This chain of three stores scattered across the Annex, Parkdale and Riverside, is a unique player on Toronto's second-hand scene. It's essentially the city's answer to New York City mainstay Beacon's Closet, where you can trade in your own clothes for cash or store credit. Shopping and selling your clothes here feels like participating in a citywide circular clothing exchange.

The Common Sort buyers are discerning, which means you'll find of-the-moment trends, popular brands like Everlane and Reformation, true vintage and classic basics like denim and leather jackets. The best part? The prices are extremely reasonable (starting at around $12 for tops) and the sizing skews more inclusive than the average vintage shop. The store credit you earn never expires (and you can use it at any location), and once you build up enough of it, it feels like you're almost shopping for free.

The standout find: A tiered cotton dress from made-in-L. A. Brand Lacausa for $58

Best for on-trend fashion: Pic Vintage Studio, 1338 Dundas St. W. And online at picvintagestudio.Com

This relative newcomer to Dundas West (it opened last year) is both immaculately curated yet full of unexpected finds, from '90s Le Château dresses to '70s paisley blouses, and the racks are always exploding with colour. You'll also find outstanding accessories like sunglasses, leather ankle boots and heart-stopping designer bags (think nylon Prada shoulder bags and striped Gucci totes). This is the store to go to if you're looking to inject some freshness and personality into your closet.

The standout find: A semi-sheer paisley blouse, $38

Best for timeless classics: Penny Arcade,