General Fitting Tips

• The "Second Skin" Rule: While our sizes generally align with your regular clothing size, remember that swimwear should fit like a "second skin" to remain secure and in place while you are in the water.

• Navigating Between Sizes: If you find yourself between two sizes, consider your height. For instance, if you are between an S and an M and are on the taller side, it is recommended to choose the M for the additional length.

• No Underwires: Our swimwear is designed without underwires and instead utilizes high-quality, stretchy fabric that naturally adapts to your unique body shape.

• Color and Fit: The dyeing process for darker colors, such as black or navy, can cause the fabric to fit a bit more snugly. If you prefer a more relaxed fit in these shades, you may want to consider sizing up.

Specialty Fabric Guide

• Fabric Flexibility: The fabric used in our Swim Apparel Collection is exceptionally flexible and versatile.

• Versatile Wear: For wearing these items as everyday apparel out of the water, you can choose your usual size for a looser, more casual fit, or size down if you prefer a more fitted style.

Bikini Tops

Use this table for all bikini top styles. Finding the right fit for tops primarily depends on your bust and underbust measurements, as well as your typical cup size.

Bikini Bottoms

For bikini bottoms, focus on your waist and hip measurements to ensure the "second skin" fit necessary for staying secure in the water.

One-Piece Swimsuits

One-piece sizing requires a balance of all measurements. If you are between sizes, consider your height; taller individuals often prefer the larger size for the extra length it provides.

How to Measure

To find your size in our tables, please use the following measurement points as a guide:

1. Bust: Measure around the fullest part of your chest.

2. Underbust: Measure directly underneath your bust.

3. Waist: Measure around the narrowest part of your natural waistline.

4. Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips.