Fast Self-Service for Facebook Users.
24/7 online service available to all customers.
To avoid waiting time online, you could submit a ticket to us, our agent will respond within 1 business day.
Processing
Multi Color
Navy Blue
Brown
Grey
Purple
Hot Pink
Yellow
Red
White Please enter a valid number

Fits a little loose but I love it!

These shorts are super sexy and the top is super comfy

I have this suit. It's so cute! I get lots of compliments when I wear it. Taking it on my cruise soon. Love the material too.

Beautiful

This swimsuit is very cute and good quality. I never order 2 piece swimsuit and was worried about it fitting my top. I could have done a small on the bottoms. I am 5 ft 130 lbs. would recommend












































The best full coverage bikini is the one where both halves agree. A generous bottom beneath a tiny top, or a high neckline above a narrow brief, leaves the set looking unbalanced and covering less than it seems. Judging the top, the bottom and the gap between them together gives a clearer answer.
At the top, look at the neckline and the sides. A scoop, high neck or wrap front that sits close to the chest, with cups reaching toward the underarm, covers the most. Wide straps help the neckline stay in place when you lean forward to pick something up.
At the bottom, check the photograph taken from behind. A back panel that reaches the crease of the seat, with a leg opening that follows it, gives full coverage, and full coverage bikini bottoms show the cut. A higher front rise adds coverage at the stomach.
The gap between them is the third check. A two piece full coverage bikini set usually pairs a slightly longer top with a mid or high rise, leaving only a narrow strip of skin at the midriff. That arrangement is what a full coverage swimsuit bikini listing often describes: the coverage of a one piece with the ease of two separate pieces.
A full coverage bikini top for a large bust combines coverage and hold, and both come from the same details. Taller cups keep the upper edge well above the fullest part of the bust, and wider cups wrap toward the underarm so nothing shows at the sides.
Straps and band do the steadying. Wide shoulder straps keep the neckline in place, and a deeper band beneath the bust stops the top from lifting when you reach overhead. A photograph from the side shows how far the cups extend and how the band sits against the ribs.
Necklines vary more than the phrase full coverage suggests. A scoop neck with a raised center looks soft, a high neck covers up to the collarbone, and a wrap or surplice front adds coverage with a flattering V. Busty bikinis and bikini tops for large bust compare the structured versions.
Lined cups matter here as much as shape. A double layer of fabric keeps pale colors opaque and gives the top a smooth outline when wet, and the description usually mentions it.
Bikinis to cover the tummy work by closing the space between top and bottom. The most effective arrangement pairs a longer top with a high rise, so the two edges meet or overlap slightly when you stand.
Longer tops come in several forms: a longline top with a deep band, a crop top that ends at the lower ribs, or a flowing top with a gentle hem. Each adds a few inches of fabric below the bust, and together with a high waisted bottom the midriff all but disappears.
Details on the bottom help too. A crossover waistband, where two panels overlap at the front, adds a soft V shape and a second layer across the stomach, and a surplice top echoes the same lines above. Many of these pairings appear among high waisted bikini sets.
Prints make a difference as well, since a lively pattern draws the eye to color and design first. Modest bikinis collect more two-piece styles with extra coverage through the middle.
Full coverage bikini shorts swap the leg opening for a short hem, so the seat, hips and top of the thigh are all covered. They suit active days, from paddleboarding to beach volleyball, because nothing rides up when you move.
Length is the first choice. Short styles end just below the seat and feel closest to a bikini bottom, while longer styles reach toward mid-thigh and cover more of the leg. A slight curve or split at the hem helps the shorts move freely.
Inside, look for a built-in brief or lining, which keeps the shorts comfortable to swim in with nothing extra underneath. A waistband with a drawstring or wide elastic holds them in place through the water; bikini shorts and booty short bikinis show the lengths.
Shorts pair naturally with a sporty top, such as a crop, a racerback or a wide-strap scoop, which keeps the set balanced and practical for a full day outdoors.

Create Account
Create password to get more coupons!
$100 OFF
New Members only!

Create Account
Create password to get more coupons!
$100 OFF
New Members only!
$20 OFF
for text subscribe

*It includes 4 coupons
Expired:

CODE:
Expired: