HOW TO PICK THE BEST FIT!
For the perfect size, take these three measurements and choose the size that aligns best with your stats.
- HIPS: The fullest part of your bottom around to the top of the public bone.
- WAIST: The smallest part of your waist —generally found right under your belly button.
- 1/2: The front of a similar pair of your own underwear when laid out flat. This measurement doesn't account for the fabric's stretch, which is why the waist size is not simply double the 1/2 measure.
NOTE: UnderSwim is firm fitting garment, designed to stay in place and create a seal at the leg opening. Size up if you're in between two size options.
Size Guide
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