ALUMA

Bikini Tops

• Bust: Measure around the fullest part of your bust, keeping the tape straight across your back.

Size	Bust (inches)	Bust (cm)
XS	30 - 32	76 - 81
S	32 - 34	81 - 86
M	34 - 36	86 - 91
L	36 - 38	91 - 96
XL	38 - 40	96 - 102

Bikini Bottoms & One-Piece Swimsuits

• Waist: Measure around the narrowest part of your waist.
• Hip: Measure around the fullest part of your hips.

Size	Waist (inches)	Waist (cm)	Hip (inches)	Hip (cm)
XS	23 - 25	58 - 63	33 - 35	84 - 89
S	25 - 27	63 - 68	35 - 37	89 - 94
M	27 - 29	68 - 73	37 - 39	94 - 99
L	29 - 31	73 - 78	39 - 41	99 - 104
XL	31 - 33	78 - 83	41 - 43	104 - 109

Tips for Choosing Your Size

• If you are between sizes, we recommend sizing up for a more comfortable fit.
• For a snug bikini top, choose your bust measurement, and for more coverage, opt for the larger size if you're between measurements.
• Always refer to the product-specific description for any notes on fit, stretch, or special sizing.

- Top quality Spandex  (75% Poly / 25%Spandex)
- Stresh Mesh

To keep your bikini or swimsuit looking its best and lasting longer, follow these easy care tips:

1. Rinse After Each Use

• After swimming in chlorine or saltwater, rinse your swimwear thoroughly with cool, fresh water to remove any chemicals, salt, or sunscreen that can break down the fabric over time.

2. Hand Wash Only

• Always hand wash your swimwear in cold water with a mild detergent. Avoid washing machines, as they can cause the fabric to lose elasticity and shape.

3. Avoid Harsh Detergents

• Use a gentle soap or detergent that is free from harsh chemicals or bleach. These can damage the fabric’s fibers and cause colors to fade.

4. Do Not Wring

• After washing, gently press out excess water without wringing or twisting the swimsuit, as this can stretch and distort its shape.

5. Air Dry Flat

• Lay your swimwear flat in the shade to dry. Avoid direct sunlight, which can fade colors, and never tumble dry, as the heat can damage elastic fibers.

6. Avoid Rough Surfaces

• Be cautious around rough surfaces like pool decks, as they can snag or tear the delicate fabric of your bikini or swimsuit.

7. Rotate Your Swimwear

• If you swim frequently, rotate between different swimsuits to give the fabric time to recover its elasticity.

8. Store Properly

• Store your swimwear in a cool, dry place. Ensure it is completely dry before storing to avoid mildew or unpleasant odors. Avoid folding or leaving it under heavy items, as this can create creases or damage the fabric over time.

By following these simple maintenance steps, you’ll keep your swimwear looking fresh, vibrant, and ready for every beach or poolside adventure!