Just like when you're shopping for any type of bra, you want to think about how much support you'll need and what kind of activities you'll be doing while frolicking on the beach or at the pool. A few things to keep in mind as you shop:
Consider the style
While compressive swim tops (which work by pressing your breasts firmly to your chest to restrict movement) may work well for smaller chests, those with a larger bust should ideally look for swimsuits with built-in cups that separate and hold your boobs in place. Oh, and if you want to support and lift, then it's best to find a style with an underwire, which helps to create a perkier silhouette.
Check out the straps
Straps are key when it comes to support, and typically, a thicker strap means more stability and less movement (not to mention that thinner straps are far more likely to dig into your shoulders or neck). If you have a bigger bust, then you probably also want to look for straps that are wide, adjustable, and—ideally—convertible, so you can customize your fit and make sure they stay firmly in place.
Find the right fit
Shopping for swimwear online can be tricky, especially if you're someone with big boobs. While browsing, consider whether you'd like a compressive or more relaxed fit, then read reviews to see if you should size up, down, or go with your regular bra size. The best swim tops and one-pieces tend to be those that are fully adjustable so you can customize your fit as needed (which is especially important if you're someone with a larger bust and smaller ribcage).
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