Review on 👙 Women's Clothing: Gary Majdell Sport XL Swimsuit by Kendra Alexander

Considering the low price, the quality is good. I'm 5ft 6in, 140lbs and 34DD and I have an XL. It fits and covers everything I wanted, but I noticed that after five minutes of wearing, the straps cut and irritated my neck. However, it's more of a reflection of my chest than a swimsuit. I went to the chest. I'm going on a family beach vacation in a few weeks and really need at least one top to support me to deal with the discomfort. But on the other hand, if your boobs are exciting and perky on their own, you probably won't have this problem. ---------------------- ---------------------__NOTE FOR WOMEN WITH LARGE BREAST DOUBTING THE SIZE: As for the size, I think it depends a lot on the *shape* of your breast. If you have those perky, gravity-defying implant-like boobs, you can probably get away with size down, even if they're super big, since you don't need a swimsuit top to hold the boobs and support them when they stay off even in place as they are very hard and strong. (For example, I saw another reviewer with large boobs that were about the same size as mine and were a size small, and I can tell you that despite wearing the same bra size, anything smaller than XL, would NOT fit me because I have such breasts are saggy, softly shaped and need to be pulled into shape and held in place which is not possible unless there is enough material to cover most of my breasts. ) It all depends on how much work you have to do with the suit lifts you up. If you don't need a lift because your breasts are inherently perky, you can make them as small as you like, depending on whether you want the costume to look like a small Brazilian suit with a barely covered nipple (go small). ...or if you want her to look normal (boobs are covered all over except in front to show cleavage. Go taller). If you know how your breasts behave, just use your instincts to determine the size. While some women are small with much larger breasts than mine, my breasts have less real breast tissue but much looser skin, so I knew I would need a larger size to fit above. There was enough material to keep my breasts from popping out from under the cups like they always do in swimsuits due to their sagging.