Six notes on measuring, pairing and washing. No trend pieces, no styling advice, just the things we had to work out ourselves while getting 43 pieces onto the rack.
We list side seam measurements in inches for every swim skirt we cut. Learning how we measure from the top of the waistband down to the hem edge helps you know where the fabric will hit.
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We cut our swim bottoms across three distinct constructions. A skirt with an attached brief, a skort with an inner short, and a standalone swim short perform differently in water and on dry.
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A tankini top creeps upward when the body panel lacks the vertical length to clear the bust line and anchor over the hip bone.
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Buying a two piece suit comes down to how your measurements align with our charts. A matched set gives you a coordinated cut in a single order.
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We cut our camisoles thirty inches long from the high shoulder point. That extra drop covers the waistband of our swim skirts when you leave the sand, and it stays tucked inside jeans.
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Spandex knits and elastic bands degrade quickly when left damp in gear bags or exposed to heat. Washing swimsuits requires cold water, mild soap, and flat drying.
Read it →The picker asks four questions and hands back the pieces that answer all of them.