A bikini top should fit comfortably snug. Avoid spillage or gaping from the cup and make sure the back of your bikini lays flat across your back. If the bikini has shoulder straps, they should sit securely to hold it up without feeling restricted.

Bikini bottoms should fit according to the cut and coverage of your chosen style. Make sure your bikini bottoms aren’t riding up or down, sagging, or digging into your skin. If you find they are too tight or restricting movement, you may need to go up a size. Similarly if you're out on the water and your bikini bottoms are majorly sagging, then it’s worth considering going a size down.

The best bikini fabrics are durable, flexible and fast-drying. We make our swimwear from a range of materials like lycra, nylon, and neoprene, just to name a few. We’ve also got bikinis made from sustainably-minded regenerated materials

Yep, you can absolutely wear a bikini under a wetsuit. Having that extra layer is handy, so you can take your wetsuit on and off with zero worries, but if you’ve already swum in your bikini before putting on your wetsuit, it can trap a bit of extra moisture.

You’ve got a few options on what to wear over a bikini. Other than a wetsuit, you can wear a rashie for extra UV protection while in the water. Or if on land, you could wear a tank or overshirt.