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2026 bofi collection - COMING SOON!

Our 2026 collection includes all new designs - classic tanks and t-shirts,

sexy swimsuits in new colors, sweatshirts, hats, briefs and jocks.


The full collection will be available in the Pines at TOLA. all season!

Swimsuits will also available online at  Chris Turk Swim.


A portion of the proceeds from all sales go to Fire Island-based non-profits.

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By Julian Morales May 12, 2026
Tea Dance turns sixty this summer.
By Julian Morales April 28, 2026
Every summer, Fire Island Pines hosts Pines Party. A three-day charitable event on the beach that brings thousands of people to the island for one of the most concentrated weekends of the season. Now in its 27th year, the event has raised over $4.8 million for its beneficiaries. In 2026, it runs July 31 through August 2, under the theme Altar Ego. For many people, Pines Party is a weekend on their calendar. For the Pines community, it is something that goes back further than 1999, rooted in a moment when the community had to decide what it was going to do about the worst crisis it had ever faced. That story is worth knowing before you arrive.
By Julian Morales April 14, 2026
Most groups planning a Fire Island Pines vacation rental approach the trip the same way: choose the location, pick the home, book the week. By the time they board the ferry, the hard part feels done. What almost no group plans is the week itself. The Pines is not a resort. It does not organize itself around you. It holds a specific rhythm: Tea Dance, the harbor, afternoons that move between the house and the world outside it. A group that understands that rhythm before they arrive gets a fundamentally different week than one that figures it out by Wednesday. Choosing the right week to go is one piece of that. But the week-building question goes deeper than timing. It starts with choosing a home built for the way your group actually travels. 
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