I am 40D bra and size 12 pants and what size should i order. Do not want to be too big at waist. what is measuremet armpit to bottom of suit?
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I wear 36 D bra,,,, a 36 was perfect. My friend wears a 34C and yet the 36 was too small across the back for her....she says she always has trouble because her back if wide.....not much help, hm sorry ...but it is always easy to send back..I really like TYR stuff...so much.
36781
I bought large except my bra size is 34DD and I'm 5'2", so large or XL if you don't want a snug fit.
1989171
I'm 36/38 D cup, 160 lbs, 5'4" and I went with a XXL. It's a conforming fit but not overly tight. If you want it to be skin tight, I would try the XL.
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I wear a 40 and sometimes 42 D and the xl/xxl worked just fine for me. I would say get this set and maybe a m/l (or whatever the set is that's one size smaller) because your size will change and you want to have what fits best.
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If it feels comfortable (Snug but not too tight to cut into your skin) under your arms in the armpit area than I suggest keeping the medium and seeing about stitching the back to suit you better (Sewing machine would work wonders). A small could cause serious irritation in the armpits if you are already snug in a medium. Another good way to find out if you should wear a small is measuring the strap area under your bust and above too. I fit a medium snug and my measurements are (35" below bust, and 36 1/2" above bust line.) At mid twenties to very low thirties I would suggest a small. If it feels comfortable (Snug but not too tight to cut into your skin) under your arms in the armpit area than I suggest keeping the medium and seeing about stitching the back to suit you better (Sewing machine would work wonders). A small could cause serious irritation in the armpits if you are already snug in a medium. Another good way to find out if you should wear a small is measuring the strap area under your bust and above too. I fit a medium snug and my measurements are (35" below bust, and 36 1/2" above bust line.) At mid twenties to very low thirties I would suggest... » Read More If it feels comfortable (Snug but not too tight to cut into your skin) under your arms in the armpit area than I suggest keeping the medium and seeing about stitching the back to suit you better (Sewing machine would work wonders). A small could cause serious irritation in the armpits if you are already snug in a medium. Another good way to find out if you should wear a small is measuring the strap area under your bust and above too. I fit a medium snug and my measurements are (35" below bust, and 36 1/2" above bust line.) At mid twenties to very low thirties I would suggest a small. « Show Less
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I am 5'6", 130lbs and a size 34A bra.. and I got the S-M size which fits absolutely perfect. It is supposed to fit a little bit snug so that it stays in place while diving etc.
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Well, I'd say look at this chart from Stearns...i'm better on helping other busty women like me with this question, but it seems you'd either be a L or XL. My hubby likes his for kayaking, since its back is high enough not to interfere with the seat. Good luck! http://www.stearnsflotation.com/sizingcharts.aspx
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Did you look at the k'tan website for sizing. If you are between sizes it says go down. I'm 5'3" and wear 10/12 tops (sizing based on fitted t-shirt, I'm a 38D and the M fits great- it does stretch after a few wears so I just wash and throw in the dryer on high). The organic stretches and has more give than the regular fabric. Hope this helps. It is my absolute favorite carrier.
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probably just the large unless you have a long torso, then go up bc i am an off the rack body at every size i have been and this suit would be too short in the inseam for a long torso person if it fit otherwise. also you may want to wear a sport bra under it. the shelf bra in it is not structured but in water i don't bother for obvious reasons
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I am 34B and the medium is a great fit. You certainly would not need a large. I think I would go with a medium if I was you.
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You will like the fit of the small/med. That's what I ordered and I have roughly the same measurements. If you have to "go" while you are wearing them do not pull the legs down if you are sweaty. Roll them down from the top just far enough or you won't get the legs back up without a lot of baby powder.
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If you can, get an X-large they have it (not sure that they do). Even then, I suspect it will be too tight. I got a large and I am a 40C. Could not wear it. I did manage to get it on, but it painfully cut into my underarms and under bra area, and my shoulders were still rolling forward.
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I'm not sure....I'm 36D I ordered size 12. It works well for me. Remember this type of suit Polyester, does NOT stretch!
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I'm an athletic 5'11", 165 lb build. I commonly wear size Medium tee shirts and I don't care for loose fitting clothing. I heeded the consensus and ordered a Large. I don't know exactly how these things are supposed to fit, but I have a enough room in the belly area to smuggle pillows and the bottom "flap" on the back of the jacket covers pretty much all of my butt. I'm debating whether to exchange for a Medium.
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I am 5'6" tall and wear a size 12. My chest and waist are both about an inch bigger than yours. The size 12 fits me perfectly.
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I got an automated "can you answer this" email from amazon. I think the top number in the size chart in amazon is the "Jacket Size". Similar to when you buy a suit off the rack. From there it lists chest, waist etc... I recommend going to their website for sizing info (that's what i did). I bought an extra-large and my typical suit size would be a 42-44. It fits closely with the liner in and is short. But that is the fit of a motorcycle jacket. So if you plan to ride without the liner go a bit smaller, if you will ride mostly with the liner go a bit bigger. I like the jacket. Good luck.
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I would order a large or extra large. I am 30-32 C/D and the medium was comfortable. I ordered small and medium and couldn't tell much difference between the two. Now, that being said, you may like it tighter, depending on activities and personal comfort level.