Women's One-Piece Surf Swim Wet Suit Long Sleeve Rashguard Sun Protection

The sizing is off on this. I’m 5 ft 71/2in and 170 lbs. I’m on the border of being a size 10/12, but I would say I’m a comfortable 12. I could barely get this up high enough to put my arms in the sleeves. It’s cut like Rubies Halloween costumes for people shorter than me. So it fit perfectly, snug like a swimsuit but not tight width wise but height wise it pulled down on my shoulders.It just looked small when I held it up and in this same order I received a similar product for my daughter. It’s from a different company and is a short sleeved and shorts version. I bought her the small from that company and it fit her perfectly. She’s about 5ft and 110 lbs. The link is here:Women Long Sleeve Rash Guard One... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0112MZ8UQ?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_shareIt looked the same size so I had her try mine on, this blue size large. It fits her perfectly except the crotch sags on her about an inch or two.The other thing that’s weird about this is that on me and her the pads come down to the middle of your rib cage well below where they should be. So I’m cutting those out.And I’m only a 36C and this mashed my chest. It was more comfortable unzipped. If the pads weren’t misplaced and it didn’t pull down on my shoulders it would be okay. But the length issue only made the mashing worse.Bottom line this thing didn’t tear at all when I struggled to put it on and kept pulling it up to try to get it to stretch taller. I’m overweight and it’s smooth even though it’s snug.If you’re large chested your might want to go up a size and if you’re over 5 ft 4 in you may want to rethink or try another brand.We’re keeping this and cutting out the pads because my daughter loves it.I’ll look for something else for myself.My review is based on my daughters use. It is a good suit for people who can figure out their size, if they carry their size.

Recommend you soak in a quart of cold water with 2 tablespoons of white vinegar for initial wash, squeeze dry.Daily wear rinse in shower before entering pool, rinse off while wearing suit, THEN place it in an expendable bottom ziplock bag with two Tb white vinegar add water seal. Once home rinse in cold water and place in dry towel roll excess water, hang on drying rack. This will maximize suit longevity to 4 - 6 months. I aquasize daily. I alternate suits to let the fabric recover. I am retired and in the best shape I've ever been. Sexy septigenarian.

The pink pattern on the sleeves is stunningly beautiful. Overall the suit looks cute, and is fantastic for long-lasting, all-day sun protection, but we didn't like the round padded bra inserts. The pads were removable, but still left the empty fabric in place that previously held them--perhaps a velcro design with less fabric would have been better. Still, it's a gorgeous swimsuit and the customer service was very helpful in sending out a free replacement with no hassles. Would definitely buy again!UPDATE: I originally gave this suit 4 stars because of its beauty and the fantastic customer service who replaced it for me at no charge when it originally was too small. After wearing this suit for 2 months, however, I must change the rating to one start. First, most of the color faded away within the first month. In fact, after wearing it in the pool, when I hung it to dry, I could see the suit dripping dark pink water off the sleeves. The color is NOT long lasting by any stretch of the imagination. I have had swimsuits that maintained most of their color for YEARS so I am not sure why this would fade to 15% of its original color within a month. We didn't even wash it--this is just from regular pool use, a few times a week. Also, after wearing it for two months, the fabric has started to stretch out dramatically and pucker. When I hold it up, the stretched out parts are very see-through, like a screen instead of regular swimsuit fabric. I'm not sure why it is stretching because the suit is loose-fitting on my daughter, so it wasn't being stretched because it was too tight. Overall, I believe the suit is stunning looking when new, but if you intend to use it in the water, beware that it is not durable in color or quality.

I am pretty much an XL for most things. So, I bought a 2X. It was a horrible fit. Sent it back and got a 3X. I made it work. I had to cut out the ridiculously tiny AA bra cups sewn into it. This is clearly sized for Asian women. Having said that…it is of really nice quality. The fabric is heavy and stretchy enough to provide a bit of smoothing. I had a similar suit decades ago when I was an active scuba diver, but it was of a much lighter fabric and cost more than three times as much as this one. If you aren’t particularly curvy, this is a really good buy. Otherwise, it may take some patience to find an acceptable fit. I will say that I’m a little nervous about the zipper. It seems a bit on the lightweight side.

There are some great things about this swimsuit. It has a nice mock collar, long sleeves that weren't too hot, ends at the right place on the leg, accurate sizing ( See US sizing, not Asian sizing). To my surprise, it has a breast cup on each side of the zipper, which would be very helpful. Not much support though, would have liked to see a bit more compression throughout the body of the item. Great zipper, great design. Here's the reason I need to return it: It's for someone over 5'5". At my height, the zipper hung like extra fat rolls down the front of my body, and hugged in under my fat belly, and showed way too much detail at the crotch. This would be a beautiful suit if you were less fat and over 5'5". Sending it back, but that doesn't mean you should!

Completely relaxed fabric. Do not wear this if you are really trying to cover anything. You can see every nook and cranny through this. No support whatsoever. Feels like wearing stretchy, non-breathable fabric. Threw it in the garbage.