fit guide

Finding your size

Tops and bottoms are sold separately, so you can size each to your own body instead of forcing both into one number.

For tops, start with your underbust measurement — it matters more than bust for how secure a piece feels. For bottoms, go by your hip. If you are between sizes, the notes on each product page tell you which way that particular style runs.

Three steps

Measure underbust first

Run the tape directly under the bust, snug and level. This is the measurement that decides whether a top holds.

Then hip, for bottoms

Measure around the fullest part, feet together. Bottoms are cut to sit without digging in at that point.

Then read the fit note

Every product page carries a note for that specific style, plus the model's measurements and the size she is wearing.

Fit questions

Secure, and slightly snug. That is deliberate. The fabric is built to give a little and adapt to you while holding its shape, so a piece that feels loose on day one will feel loose for good.

For tops, go by underbust and stay true to size if you want a compressive, performance fit. Size up if you want more coverage or a more relaxed feel. For bottoms, size up if you are between.

Yes, and most people should. Everything is sold as separates precisely so you are not stuck with one size across a body that is not one size.

It will adapt, not sag. The fabric is engineered for recovery, so it moulds to you and returns to shape rather than gradually growing.

Yes. The hybrid liner adds coverage where it is needed while the rest stays single-layer, so nothing shifts through dives, swims or the climb back out.

Please do, over your underwear. As long as it comes back unworn and unstained with tags attached, it is still returnable within 21 days.