Maternity swimwear + big boobs

[SarahOoo]

I'm normally a H cup and pregnancy has made my ladies even bigger! I really want to go swimming so need a maternity swimming costume/tankini for big boobs too. Google search isn't going well so any advice greatly appreciated!

[MabelTheCow]

Following with interest ... otherwise might need to be bikini separates from bravissimo and an exposed bump

[MrsB110616]

Try a bravissimo bikini top under a regular maternity swimming costume/tanning top?

[MrsB110616]

That should say tankini, not tanning!

[ems137]

I just wear a normal bikini but in the bigger size.

[ConvincingLiar]

I bought a slightly bigger in the back tankini top than I needed in so eg instead of a 36H I bought a 40GG. This allowed a roomier tummy. Then I reduced the size of the back. Last time I checked, there was no big bra sized maternity swimwear.

Brastop is a good site for cheapish swimwear to try on and return.

[SarahOoo]

Thank everyone! I'm not a bare my tummy lady but thank you for your suggestions. My sister did suggest a bikini top under a maternity tankini so I may try that too.

Will try Brastop! Annoyingly I was right by Bravissimo Covent Garden this moment and forgot to go visit doh!

[ConvincingLiar]

Bravissimo annoy me in that once you get pregnant, they don't really want to know. Their selection of nursing/maternity clothes/bras is rubbish. It's the time when boobs can be most tricky. I know they're not the sole manufacturer, but they do make their own stuff. I don't think it'd kill them to do one bra sized maternity tankini.

[MinnieNoush]

I found the perfect swimsuit after trying so many that did not accommodate my big boobs. I got this one from Amazon, you can pick the dress size and bust size so it should fit perfectly. I'm so happy I found it www.anita.com/shop/en_global/maternity-swimsuit-rongui-f3103c.html

[ConvincingLiar]

That looks good, it's a shame it's only up to a G cup.

[SarahOoo]

That's both! I actually found one by Fantasie that isn't a maternity one but had so much room on the tummy it fits my boobs (with naughty underwire!) and my 6 month pregnant tummy!


I usually wear a H cup by the GG and FF both fitted fine and Brastop have the green version on sale in FF so I got that one and will be taking the black one back as it was £26 more

www.fantasie.com/swimwear/versailles/ss13/tankini_with_control_lining.aspx?colour=black

[ConvincingLiar]

I don't think underwire is naughty as long as it fits. Unless it's for all day sunbathing, presumably you only wear it for an hour max anyway?

[NameChange30]

I had the same problem and searched high and low for a swimsuit to fit my boobs and bump. There's a massive gap in the market IMO!

In the end I found Anita Maternity swimwear, which is the only option I found that you can order by cup size:
www.anita.com/shop/en_global/products/swimwear.html?collection_group=115

I ordered an Anita maternity tankini from Zalando, in cup size F which was the biggest available, still not my size but certainly more roomy than all the other maternity swimsuits I tried!

[NameChange30]

m.zalando.co.uk/maternity-swimwear/anita_/

[jpeg28]

I got one from Zoggs. I'm a 34H and a size 10/12 so it's been a struggle!! The zoggs one fits boobs perfectly, I got a size14 to fit the massive boobs in! It's still a big around the belly but that will get bigger! It was in the sale too!

[moonoverthewater]

I got one from zoggs too and it's perfect for larger boobs , plenty of room for more growth too

[KSAH]

Am 27 weeks preggers and now a 34GG. Delighted with my new swimming outfit - black maternity pants and black & white polka dot tankini top in 34GG both by Figleaves. Tankini isn't maternity but is long and fits nicely over bump, stays snugly on as I swim and will def stretch as I do!

[Havetothink]

I've got a zoggs swimsuit size 12, I'm a 34g currently and it fits well. I had so much trouble getting a decent swimsuit with my first pregnancy that when I saw this one (before I got pregnant the second time) I just had to buy it. It also has a little padding in the bust (not much) but enough to hide the details.