Sunflair – Size guide

Sunflair – Size guide

Sunflair

Size guide

Find the size that will give you the optimal balance of support, comfort, and freedom of movement.

How to take your measurements

1

Measure your bust size

Place the tape measure around the fullest part of your bust, at the nipple line. Keep it horizontal without compressing the bust.

2

Measure your under-bust size

Place the tape measure directly under the bust. Adjust it close to the body, without tightening it excessively.

3

Measure your waist size

Measure the narrowest part of your natural waist. Keep the tape measure horizontal and relaxed.

4

Measure your hip size

Place the tape measure around the fullest part of your hips and buttocks, keeping it parallel to the floor.

Tip: Take your measurements while wearing a light swimsuit or underwear. Stand straight and breathe normally.

Determine your swimsuit size

Find your under-bust measurement. The corresponding Sunflair size appears in the second row.

Under-bust circumference 63–67 cm 68–72 cm 73–77 cm 78–82 cm 83–87 cm 88–92 cm 93–97 cm 98–102 cm 103–107 cm 108–112 cm 113–117 cm 118–122 cm
Sunflair size 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 54 56

Determine your cup size

Subtract your under-bust measurement from your bust measurement. Then use the resulting difference to find your cup size.

Bust / Under-bust difference 12–14 cm 14–16 cm 16–18 cm 18–20 cm 20–22 cm 22–24 cm 24–26 cm 26–28 cm
Sunflair cup A B C D E F G H
Important: The availability of cup sizes and size combinations varies by model. Several Sunflair collections with reinforced support are offered in cups C through G.

Choosing according to swimsuit type

One-piece swimsuit

Choose primarily according to your bust and hip measurements. Also check the cup depth when it is indicated.

Bikini top

Use your under-bust measurement and cup depth. The band should remain horizontal and offer stable support.

Bikini bottom

Choose primarily according to your hip measurement. If you are between two sizes, choose the most comfortable size.

Tankini

Take into account bust size, cup depth, waist size, and hips to get a balanced fit.

Shapewear swimsuit

The material should firmly embrace your silhouette without hindering breathing or creating uncomfortable compression.

Generous bust

Choose models with reinforced support, adjustable straps, and a stable under-bust band. Consult the product page to see available cup sizes.

Beachwear

For dresses, tunics, and beachwear, use primarily your bust, waist, and hip measurements.

Between two sizes

Choose the larger size for more ease, especially if your bust or hip measurement is at the limit of a range.

How to recognize a good fit

The cup

The bust should be fully enclosed, without overflowing, empty space, or compression.

The under-bust band

It should remain horizontal, close to the body, and stable when you move.

The straps

They should remain comfortable, without sliding or leaving deep marks on the shoulders.

The bottom of the swimsuit

It should follow your curves without cutting into your hips, bunching, or riding up during movement.

Are you hesitating between two sizes?
The cut and support can vary depending on the model. Check the product page or ask our team for advice to find the fit that suits you best.