Getting a great fit starts with your measurements and the product’s size chart.

• Measure at home: Use a soft tape to measure bust, waist, and hips, then compare to the size chart on each swimsuit set’s page.
• Match style to fit: High-waisted bottoms sit near the natural waist; triangle or tie-back tops offer adjustable fit; racerback or scoop styles may feel more secure.
• Read the details: Product descriptions often note features like “tummy control,” “boyshort,” or “ribbed,” which can change how a swimsuit set feels.
• If between sizes: Consider adjustability (ties, straps) for flexibility. Sizing preferences vary, so reviews can provide useful context.

If you prefer extra coverage, several swimsuit set styles can help while keeping things stylish.

• Tankini sets: Longer tops paired with boyshorts or swim shorts offer more midsection and seat coverage.
• High-waisted bikini sets: Higher-rise bottoms and tummy-control designs can provide a bit more hold and coverage.
• Swim skirts and boyshorts: These bottoms add coverage for hips and thighs with a sporty or feminine look.
• Short-sleeve or racerback tops: Designed for active use, they can feel secure and modest.

Use search terms like “tankini,” “high waisted,” “boyshorts,” or “swim skirt” to narrow results and check each item’s photos and description for fit details.

Options vary by listing, so it’s helpful to check how each swimsuit set is sold.

• Bundled sets: Many two-piece sets come as a single size for both pieces.
• Mix-and-match: Some listings let you choose separate top and bottom sizes or sell tops and bottoms individually in the same style.
• How to tell: Look at the size selectors and the product description. If you see separate dropdowns or “sold as separates,” you can pick different sizes.
• If sizes don’t match your needs: Consider styles with adjustable straps, tie sides, or hook backs for more flexibility, and review the return policy in case a different size is needed.

A little care can help swimsuit sets look their best over time.

• Rinse right away: After pool or beach time, rinse in cool freshwater to help remove chlorine, salt, and sunscreen residue.
• Hand wash: Use a mild detergent and gently wash. Avoid bleach and fabric softener.
• Dry carefully: Gently press out water (don’t wring), then lay flat to dry in the shade. Prolonged direct sun or a dryer may be harsh on fabrics.
• Be mindful of surfaces: Sitting on rough edges can snag fabrics; a towel barrier can help.
• Rotate suits: Alternating suits between wears can help reduce wear on elastic.

Results vary by fabric and use, so always follow any care notes in the product description.

Return options can vary by item and location, so it’s best to review the details before buying.

• Check the product page: Look for the return window and any swimwear-specific requirements.
• Keep items in new condition: Try on over underwear and keep tags and any hygiene liners attached until you’re sure it fits.
• Start a return from your account: You can often initiate returns online or in the app; in‑store returns may be available for eligible items.
• Timing matters: Return timeframes differ by item. Confirm the deadline in your order details.

If you’re unsure, contact customer care or visit the Help Center for the most up‑to‑date guidance on your specific order.