CROCHET BIKINI BRIEF

  Pretty crochet briefs with side metal loop detailing. Matches Lepel's balconnet bikini top. 

Love crochet bikinis? This bikini is also available in fresh aqua too.

Fully lined

90% polyamide, 10% elastane

UK 1st Class - £2.95

FREE UK 1st Class for orders £40+

Europe Tracked & Signed, 5-7 working days - £7.99 (approx €10)

Rest of World Tracked & Signed, 7-10 working days - £9.99 (approx US$13)

USA Economy, not tracked & signed, 7-10 working days - £6.90 (approx $9)

No quibble 14 Day returns within the UK

No quibble 30 Day returns for international orders

BRA SIZED SWIMWEAR

UK 34 E cup - what does it mean?

UK 34 band - designed for women whose torso below the bust measures 33, 34 or 35 inches

UK E cup (6th cup) - designed for women whose bust measurement when leaning over without a bra is 6 inches bigger than her band measurement.

How to measure

1. Measure snugly underneath your bust in inches where the band of your bra sits. Your correct band size is the nearest even number. For example, 35 inches - try 34 or 36 band.

2. Bend over without your bra, put the tape measure around your back and measure the fullest part of your breasts. Keep the tape snug against your breasts.

If this meaurement is 10 inches more than your band size, you are the 10th cup (UK GG). If it is 5 inches more than your band size, you are the 5th cup (UK DD).

2-B   3-C   4-D   5-DD   6-E   7-F   8-FF   9-G   10-GG   11-H   12-HH

We find that Freya, Fantasie, Panache and Pour Moi are true to size on band and cup. Where brands or styles have been found to differ, we mention this in the product description.

Taller than average?

Choose swimsuits with adjustable straps and go one dress size bigger in order to achieve the extra fabric required to cover a longer torso. All straps on bikinis at Airy Mary are adjustable.

Narrow or sloped shoulders?

Try halter neck swimwear and full cup bikinis, as the distance between straps on balconnet and plunge shapes may feel too wide for you.

Cup sizes G and above

Due to the weight of the breasts, you may feel too much pressure on your neck when you wear a halterneck. Limit your time wearing it, or opt for other styles.