One-Piece Swimsuit Size Chart | Style 2131
The following are the garment's flat measurements (unit: cm), applicable to women's one-piece swimsuit style 2131. This style has a fitted cut with a straight neckline at the bust. It is recommended to choose the size based on bust, waist, and hip measurements. If you are between two sizes, you can adjust based on your desired level of tightness.
| Size | Front Length A (Center of bust line to crotch) |
Bust Width B (Horizontal width of bust) |
Approx. Full Bust Circ. | Waist Width C (At waistline) |
Upper Hip Width D (Horizontal width at hip bone) |
Leg Opening Width E (Width of leg opening) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9 | 50 | 34 | Approx. 68 | 28 | 37 | 22 |
| 11 | 52 | 39 | Approx. 78 | 33 | 40 | 24 |
| 13 | 54 | 40 | Approx. 80 | 36 | 43 | 26 |
A (Front Length): Measured straight from the center of the front bust line to the crotch; B (Bust Width): Measured horizontally across the bust; C (Waist Width): Measured horizontally at the waistline; D (Upper Hip Width): Measured horizontally at approximately the hip bone; E (Leg Opening Width): Single side width of the leg opening. All above measurements are garment flat measurements; for approximate full bust circumference, you can multiply value B by 2 as a reference.
When measuring yourself, first use a soft tape measure around the fullest part of your bust to get your bust circumference, then around your natural waistline for your waist circumference, and around the fullest part of your hips for your hip circumference. Then choose the size closest to the bust width/waist width/upper hip width in the table. Bust and hip circumference are the main references for the fit of a one-piece swimsuit. If both fall between different sizes, it is recommended to prioritize the bust and hip measurements.
This style has a fitted cut, and the front pleats can visually slim the waist and abdomen. If you prefer a more cinched waist and a tighter fit, choose the smaller size if your bust and hip measurements are between two sizes; if you prefer higher coverage, have a longer torso, or are concerned about tightness at the upper thighs, it is recommended to choose the larger size to increase the front length and leg opening space, enhancing comfort during activity.
