Swimwear Size Charts

Every product on our website displays a swimwear size chart which is provided to give you a general orientation for the size swimsuit you might wear. Slight variations from one manufacturer to another invariably occur so please check the measurements in the specific size chart assigned to the product you are viewing. The size chart is located underneath the product description.


Size Charts by Swimwear Brand

If you can't locate the size chart for the product you are looking at, you might like to click on the relevant link below to view all swimwear size charts for the selected brand:

How to take your measurements

This simple guide will help you understand how to take your measurements.

CHEST
Measure under your arm, around the fullest part of your chest and around your back to the starting point under your arm.

WAIST
Bend to one side to find the crease of your waist. Stand straight.
For female suits, measure around your waist allowing one finger between your body and the tape.
For male suits, measure 1" (2.5cm) below waist or just above the hip bone (where you would normally wear your swimsuit).

HIPS
Stand straight, find the top of your hip bone. Measure around your hips, keeping the tape on the top of your hip bone.

TORSO
Run tape measure over the fullest portion of your bust, down between your legs and up your back to your shoulder.





Should I undersize my racing swimsuit?

Many swimmers believe that in order to swim fast, they need to buy a swimsuit that is too small. When swimmers do this, they shorten the life of their swimsuit. The competition swimsuits on Swimmer.com.au have already been cut smaller. We do not recommend undersizing on your competition swimwear, as this has already been taken into account.

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