Triangle Stay-Ups 30

About the measurements

The measurements you choose are garment measurements – meaning the size you want the garment to be.
Garment measurements do not have to match your body measurements, but instead determine the fit and how the garment sits on your body.

Choosing measurements in Econyl®

The garment is made from an elastic fabric consisting of 78% recycled polyamide and 22% extra long life elastane.

Swimwear often has garment measurements that are slightly smaller than body measurements in order to fit closely and provide support.
How tight you want the garment to be is up to you through your selected measurements.

Measurement names
All measurements are taken when the fabric is not stretched.

• TOP HEIGHT CENTER FRONT  (X)
  The height of the garment at the center front, measured from the bottom edge up to the top edge.
  
  
• BOTTOM HEIGHT CENTER FRONT  (Z)
  The height of the garment at the center front, measured from the crotch seam up to the garment edge.
  
  
• BOTTOM HEIGHT CENTER BACK  (Y)
  The height of the garment at the center back, measured from the crotch seam up to the garment edge.
  
  
• UPPER BUST MEASUREMENT T (A)
  The total measurement of the garment above the bust.
  
  
• BUST MEASUREMENT  (B)
  The total measurement of the garment at the fullest part of the bust.
  
  
• UNDER BUST MEASUREMENT  (C)
  The total measurement of the garment below the bust.
  
  
• WAIST MEASUREMENT  (W)
  The total measurement of the garment at the waist.
  
  
• HIP MEASUREMENT  (H)
  The total measurement of the garment at the hips.