Ocean Blues One-Piece Swimsuits

A one-piece is sized by four numbers where a bikini is sized by one or two, and the torso is the one that catches people out: a suit that is right at the hip and short from shoulder to crotch pulls at the shoulder all day. The buying page gives the torso for every suit here, and the guide on the front page says how to take it. Once that is right, the suits split by what covers the top: the athletic boyshort and the swim dress carry a built-in bra, the shirred bandeau and the slimming suit a molded cup, the high-cut low-back and the cross-back nothing the card can name, which is honest: they are the two cut for the deck rather than the lane.

The athletic boyshort suit is the one with the ratings, a full-coverage suit with a shelf bra and a leg cut like a short, in colour-block panels as well as solids. The shirred bandeau is strapless by cut with straps you can add and a front that pulls in; the slimming suit does the same with a molded cup and no wire. The high-cut low-back is the cheapest suit on the site and the one with the least inside it, quick-dry and cut high on the leg. The two ruched suits on the plus run, a tummy-control cut and a plunge neck, are cut L+ and up. The swim dress is a suit with a skirt over shorts, an underwire and a built-in bra, for anyone who wants cover to the thigh.