Just in time for summer pool and beach days, Loeffler Randall and Left on Friday have teamed up to release a playful and chic collaborative capsule of swimwear. The duo is also getting into the jelly sandal craze with their own chic strappy version in brown with a silhouette based off of Loeffler Randall’s best-selling Lara shoe.

“They make my favorite suits. I found out about them from my friend Erin Pollard, the founder of Underwater Weaving — she was wearing one of their suits when we went to Copenhagen together a few years ago. Then I got my first suits from them and became obsessed,” Jessie Randall, Loeffler Randall creative director, told WWD of the performance swimwear brand, which is rooted in flattering fits and technical design and cofounded by Laura Low Ah Kee and Shannon Savage. “In my Substack, I’m always singing the praises of these suits. I love the way that they fit. They have great support without a lot of bulk.

“We’ve followed Loeffler Randall for years and are such fans of what they have built. We’re so excited to collaborate in a way that brings our expertise and brands together. This collection solves for pretty much everything you have planned this summer,” Low Ah Kee and Savage said.

Randall said the partnership happened organically through mutual love of each other’s labels, infusing the summer collaboration with each of their brand DNAs. That can be seen in the ample leopard-printed swimwear — the first printed suits for the swimwear label and the first foray into the category for the fashion and accessories label. The animal print, along with monochrome bright red or black hues, is available across the assortment of new takes on Left on Friday’s brand’s bestselling styles, including the Double Scoop, Sunday, Sandy tops; the Hi Tide, Dip and Skinny Dip bottoms and its Streamline one piece. Prices for swimwear range from $85 to $200.

“We’ve been doing so well with our jelly program, so it was a natural fit to offer an exclusive colorway. It’s a perfect shoe to wear to the beach, because you can get it wet,” Randall said of the style, priced $150, noting she’s also dressed up the style for events. Furthermore, for summer days in the sun, she suggests wearing the duo’s collaborative one-piece suits beyond the beach and into the evening as a bodysuit with jeans or a dressier skirt.

The Left on Friday x Loeffler Randall summer collection launches Friday via both brands’ e-commerce platforms, as well as in-store at Loeffler Randall’s New York City and Charleston locations and Left on Friday’s stores in Los Angeles and Vancouver.