How to Choose the Right Swimming Costume Size for a Perfect Fit.🩱🏊‍♀️
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📏 1. Measure Yourself the Right Way
Before you shop, take a few minutes to measure correctly.
You’ll need a soft measuring tape and a mirror for accuracy.
For Women:
Bust – Measure around the fullest part of your chest.
Waist – Measure around the narrowest part of your waist.
Hips – Measure around the fullest part of your hips.
Torso (Girth) – Start at the top of your shoulder, run the tape down the front, through your legs, and up the back to where you started.
For Men:
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Waist – Measure around your natural waistline.
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Hips – Measure around the fullest part of your hips and bottom.
âś… Tip: Always measure on bare skin and keep the tape snug but not tight.
đź‘™ 2. Compare With Size Charts
Every brand may differ slightly. At Kickin, our size charts are designed using Indian body measurements, making it easier to find your match.
Always cross-check your measurements with the brand’s chart before ordering.
If you’re between sizes:
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Prefer snug fit for competitive swimming.
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Choose one size up for comfort or casual swimming.
3. Try It On the Smart Way
When trying swimwear:
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Move your arms and squat — it should stay in place.
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Shoulder straps should not dig in.
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No wrinkles or gaps around the chest or waist.
If you’re wearing a swimsuit for the first time, it may feel tighter than your regular clothing — and that’s completely normal.
A proper swimwear fit should be snug and body-hugging, almost like a second skin. This tightness helps reduce drag and keeps the costume in place during movement.
However, if you feel uncomfortable or restricted and find it hard to move or breathe freely, choose one size up for a more relaxed, beginner-friendly fit.
The key is a balance — secure, but not suffocating.