Split Swim

Every body is a work of art. A lush, all-inclusive swimwear brand dedicated to creating pieces that

10/27/2025

Hello Split Squad. We have officially shut down our website. Thank you all for your support over the years. Should we relaunch the site, you will hear it here!
With love,
Amber & Liz 💜

10/18/2025

Thank you all for your support since our 2022 launch. Co-Founders Amber and Liz have made the decision to shut down our website at the end of the month, as they have both moved out of Florida and started new and exciting chapters of their lives. Please go grab your favorite Split suits at a fraction of the price. Everything must go!
With love, Liz and Amber. 🤎

Split//Swim Split Swim, a lush and all inclusive swimwear brand dedicated to perfecting the art of swimwear, with pieces that accentuate the sexiness of every body.

04/16/2025

Well Squad, it’s officially the end of an era. We are so sad to say goodbye to Split Swim after 3 beautiful years, and are so grateful to all of you for your support since our launch. We are still so happy to have been able to bring you all the sexy, soft, lush suits you all love. Head to our site now to purchase your favorite styles at half price. 💜

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02/29/2024

We hope everyone had an amazing Black History Month! This year, we wanted to do something different to celebrate BHM, and recognize a Black woman that has been significant in the world of swimming. In our research, we found Maritza Correia McClendon, the first Black woman to win an NCAA Championship in Swimming (in 2000), hailing from none other than Tampa, Split Swim’s home. In her 4 years at University of Georgia (2000-03), she won 11 NCAA titles in total, consistently set records at UGA (becoming the first Black American to hold an American record), and held the title of 27-time All-American. She then went on to be the first Black woman to make the USA Olympic Swim team (in 2004), where she took home a Silver Medal on the 400FR relay team. Now a badass mom with 2 kids, Maritza partners with USA Swimming’s Swim 1922 program & Sigma Gamma Rho in her own time, with a goal of lowering drowning rates within the African-American community. In short, she is INCREDIBLE.
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