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Gorgeous swim suit!

This bathing suit is a dream! Much prettier in real life than on the screen. Love the knit-type fabric, design and pattern. Its a very true to size fit - I'm 5'3 so might be a bit short if you have a longer body shape.

These are the best swimmers I have purchased, great fit, great style.

Excellent quality, loved the fit, held my tummy in without being too tight. When I've got it on I've actually got some lovely curves!!!!

Well made and fits beautifully




















































































































Long torso one-piece swimsuits give you more room to compare the vertical fit of a continuous swim silhouette. Start with body length, then choose the neckline, leg opening, and coverage that fit your pool plans.
A long torso can show up in the way a one-piece sits from shoulder to hip. You might notice that the neckline feels lower than you expected, or that you keep adjusting the suit when you stand. Compare those impressions with the measurements of a one-piece you already enjoy wearing.
One fit signal rarely tells the whole story. Look at the selected size chart for torso length alongside bust, waist, and hip. If two sizes seem close, compare their full measurements before deciding which proportion gives you the room you want through the body.
One more signal worth knowing: if tops fit and dresses sit short in the body, that is the same measurement showing up in your wardrobe already.
When a one-piece feels short through the body, you may notice it most while reaching overhead or sitting down. A long torso design gives you another vertical proportion to compare. Think about those ordinary movements as well as how the suit looks standing still.
Torso length also changes how the leg opening appears on you. A cut that looks moderate in a photo may sit higher when the body of the suit feels short. Compare the front and back views, then consider where you want the opening to meet the hip during a swim day.
Strap layout is another useful part of the comparison. Adjustable straps, when included, let you refine the shoulder position, while the selected torso measurement tells you more about the body of the suit. Look at both features rather than treating one as a substitute for the other.
Torso length is the one measurement a two-piece never has to get right. A tankini or a bikini leaves the middle open, so the top finds its own place and the bottom finds its own — the distance between them is whatever your body says it is.
In a one-piece, the body connects the upper and lower parts of the suit. That continuous shape makes torso length especially useful when you compare sizes. After settling on the body proportion, you can choose a neckline, back, and leg line that suit the plans you have for the day.
Long torso proportions can appear with several leg openings. A higher opening gives the hip a longer visible line; a full coverage cut creates a different outline at the seat and upper thigh. Compare both from the back as well as the front.
Above the waist, compare the selected high neck and strapless cut for two very different shoulder lines. The tummy control styles add another front outline to consider. Your preferred body length can work with more than one of those visual choices.
A swim dress adds a skirted outline over the hip and upper leg. If that shape appeals to you, compare its torso measurement as carefully as you would on a plain one-piece. The skirt and the body each contribute a separate part of the look.
Tall sizing and long torso sizing describe different proportions. One label may account for overall height; the other directs your attention to body length. Read the selected garment measurements to see which difference matters for your fit, then compare a familiar one-piece with the new style.
For a side-by-side decision, put your favorite current suit beside the long torso option in the size chart. Note the shoulder-to-hip proportion, then look at the neckline and leg line in the photos. A suit can meet your preferred vertical fit and still have a very different visual mood. Choosing both the body proportion and the style detail makes the comparison useful beyond the first fitting.
A long torso can also be relevant at different overall sizes. Compare the torso and bust measurements together in the selected style, and explore the plus size range when you want another combination of body length and coverage. The best comparison is the full set of measurements, not a single label.

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