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Very nice bikini. Exactly as shown on the photo. Has to returnit as it did not look on me.

Love the swimsuit normally would wear a medium but I bought a large and it's perfect

My absolute favorite suit. I ordered 2 more just the same so I can have this one to wear for years to come.

Love the colours of the suit. Fits very well

Love love love this one!!! Fits great, looks great on, comfortable to wear. Got loads of compliments wearing it!




















































































































Bikini size and bra size are usually two different systems. Most bikinis are sold in letter sizes such as S, M and L, while a bra size combines a band number with a cup letter. A bra sized bikini uses the second system, so the top is chosen the same way as a bra.
When a top comes only in letter sizes, the size chart is the bridge between the two. Charts often list an underbust or band measurement alongside a bust measurement, and those are the two numbers behind any bra size. Measuring both and matching them to the chart gives the closest letter size.
A single letter size covers a range of bra sizes, so two people wearing the same size may have quite different band and cup combinations. That is why the fit of the band and the fullness of the cup are worth checking separately once the top arrives.
Listings that name a cup range, such as B to D, give a helpful clue. Where no cup range appears, the photographs and any fit notes are the best guide; busty bikinis and bikini tops for large bust collect styles chosen for a fuller cup.
Measuring is easiest with a soft tape over bare skin or a light, unpadded bra. Keep the tape level around the back, snug for the underbust and relaxed over the fullest part of the bust, and measure twice to catch small errors.
Shopping by bra size works a little differently for each neckline, because each style holds the bust in its own way. Knowing which measurement matters most for each one keeps the search short.
A bra sized halter top pairs a neck strap with a band around the ribcage. The band size matters most for fit, while the neck strap mainly shapes the neckline and can be adjusted. Halter bikinis show how the strap and band combine.
A bandeau or strapless top depends almost entirely on the band, since there are no straps to share the work. Choosing by band measurement first, then checking that the cup edge lies flat, is the most reliable approach; strapless bikinis and bandeau bikinis show the shapes.
A triangle top is the most forgiving of all, since sliding cups and adjustable ties adapt to a range of cup sizes. It suits anyone between sizes, or anyone whose band and cup sizes fall outside a standard chart.
Scoop and balconette tops follow similar rules to a halter, with the band doing most of the fitting while adjustable straps fine-tune the lift at the front.
A top chosen by bra size pairs easily with a bottom chosen by hip measurement, and a high waisted bottom is one of the most popular partners. The tall waistband balances a structured top and keeps the two halves in proportion.
Coverage and comfort follow from the rise. A high waisted bottom sits at or above the navel, covering the lower stomach and staying in place when sitting or bending, which suits a long beach day. High waisted bikini bottoms collect the cut.
Matching the look is simple. Pairing a printed top with a solid bottom in one of its colors keeps the outfit coordinated, and a matching print on both halves reads as one set. High waisted bikini sets show both approaches.
Mid rise and full coverage bottoms offer alternatives for anyone who prefers a lower waistband, and full coverage bikini bottoms show the fuller seats.
Keeping separately bought tops and bottoms within one color family makes future mixing easy, since any new top will work with the bottoms already in the drawer.

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