Accurate measuring is the first step in finding a suit that fits precisely. Measure over your undergarments and have someone help you, if possible.

All the measurements on our size chart above are important. Most important, however, is the torso measurement. The torso is the length of the body from the shoulder to the crotch and back to the starting point.

Surprisingly, torso length can have little relationship to height. A woman 5’ 9" tall may actually have a short torso and long legs, whereas a woman of 5’ 2" could have a long torso and short legs. We offer many styles in both regular and long torso lengths to provide you with a better-fitting suit.

Torso

Run a tape measure full circle from your shoulder, over the fullest part of your bust, down between your legs and back up to the starting point.
Tip: for easier measuring, let the tape measure drop down your back from the shoulder; reach between your legs and and bring the other end of the tape back up to the starting point.

Bust

With arms relaxed at your sides, measure the fullest part of your bust, keeping the tape parallel to the floor.

Waist

Measure around your waist at the height where you normally wear your trousers. Keep one finger between the tape and your body.

Hips

Stand with your heels together, and measure around the fullest part of your hips, keeping the tape parallel to the floor.

Choose the leg openings

Our swimwear is styled with one of the following leg openings:

Modest leg height - offers the most coverage

Medium leg height - cut slightly higher at the front; modest coverage at the back

Choose a bra style that suits best

Shelf bra: offers light coverage and support.

Soft cup bra: offers medium support; fits cup sizes A-C (some D/DD-cup options);
C-DD in Plus sizes (where available).

Underwired bra: supports and enhances well; fits cup sizes A-C (some D/DD-cup options); C-DD in Plus sizes (where available).

If you need help, just call!

If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact us on 0800 376 7974.