Size & Fit Guide

How to find your swimwear size

Swimwear sizing is not like the sizing in your closet. Cuts vary from brand to brand, the water changes how a suit sits, and most people simply are not the same size on top and bottom. Here is how to get it right the first time.

Measure in two minutes

Grab a soft tape. Measure your bust at the fullest point, your underbust just below it, your natural waist, and your hips at the widest. Write the numbers down — every brand's size chart uses them.

Your top and bottom are probably different sizes

The #1 reason swimsuits get returned. Buying separates in two sizes almost always fits better than forcing one number to do both jobs, which is exactly why we sell tops and bottoms separately.

Some brands run smaller

Many of our imported lines are cut smaller or cheekier than a U.S. department-store suit. Check the fit note on each product, and when in doubt, size up.

Pick your top by shape, your bottom by coverage

Tops: Triangle for the adjustable classic; Bandeau for the fewest tan lines; Extra Support for underwire and lift. Bottoms: Full, Moderate, or Micro coverage — your call.

Still not sure?

Use our Fit Finder: tell it a brand and size you already own, or your measurements, and it recommends your top and bottom. Or come in — fitting swimwear is what we do best.