Questions women ask us

Measure your bust over the form you'll swim in, then your waist and hips, and compare them with the chart in our size guide.

[[TODO: Olga's rule — size up or down?]] If you're unsure, write to us with your measurements and we'll tell you which size we'd choose.

Yes. Many women still like the underarm and neckline coverage, and the pockets can stay empty or hold a light shaper.

Yes. Every swimsuit has a pocket on each side, so it works after a single or double mastectomy.

Check with the maker first. Many everyday silicone forms aren't designed for chlorine or salt water, and lightweight swim forms are made for the water.

Yes. The pockets lie flat when they're empty.

That's a question for your surgeon or care team. It depends on how your incisions and any drain sites have healed, and on any treatment you're still having.

Ask your radiotherapy team. Chlorine and sun can affect treated skin, and they'll know your situation.

Lida, Marina, Natalia and Vera are 92% polyester and 8% spandex. Nadia is 87% nylon and 13% spandex. [[TODO: fabric for Ella, Inga and Kate]]

Rinse in cool fresh water after swimming, hand wash with a mild detergent, don't wring, and dry flat in the shade.

We ship to the U.S., Canada and most other countries. Free in the U.S., $20 to Canada, and anywhere else at the real postage cost, shown in your bag before you check out.

We send orders within 2 working days, except on national holidays such as Christmas. After that, U.S. orders usually arrive in about 3–5 working days by USPS, and international orders in about 2–3 weeks.

You can return unworn, unwashed swimwear with all tags, labels and the hygiene sticker within 30 days. See shipping and returns.

Checkout is handled by Stripe, so you can pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. We never see or store your card number.