Oceanlily Halter Maternity Swimwear Top-Pregnancy Swimsuits-Bathing Suit-Maternity Tankini Top

Finally!!! I’ve ordered and returned way more swimsuits than I care to admit but THIS one is the bomb. I’m 28 weeks pregnant with 42DDDs... normally a size XL in clothing but that apparently means nothing when it comes to swimsuits! I ordered the XL in a different pattern and it was just a smidge too tight with some side boob. The XXL fits perfectly!! No major cleavage, total side boob coverage, no lower belly showing. I’m so excited!!!

I have never been a glowy pregnant woman and until now I have never had to go through a hot Texas summer. Add to that even at my fittest swimsuit shopping is a beast. I am always large chested and pregnant they are small heavy torpedoes... I may die.Jokes aside this is pretty decent. It covers all the things but doesn't have much support. I am normally a 32/34 C and I am currently a very full 34D at 25 weeks, purchases a meduim. That being said I would not suggest trying to do the baywatch slow jog, or even fluid yoga in this if you have a bust, you are liable to be injured.Otherwise if you plan on laying in a kiddy pool like a beached seal...as I do...perfect for that.

I have an extremely hard time finding a swimsuit that fits my chest, 36 E, and this suit not only fits, but is actually slimming in that area. I'm 5'7" and weigh 165 (only 10 weeks pregnant) and it is very flattering for my body. I'm usually scared about prints, but this works well. Strongly recommend this as your pregnancy suit and even after.

So glad I found this top! With a narrow frame but larger chest, bathing suits are nearly impossible to find, never mind a comfortable one. And any suit I have to buy a top and bottom of together is almost guaranteed not to fit. I bought my maternity shirt size and am very pleased. (Let's be frank, specifics are more helpful than "it fit great!" So, at 29 weeks pregnant, 5'6" and a 32H/34G a size M fits comfortably and has enough stretch and length that I think it should get me through all summer.) The built in band does sit higher on me than intended, and I could wish it had slightly more material in the bust paired with shorter straps (they are not adjustable), but it works. I expect the built in bra band would just sit lower if I was smaller. It was comfortable in the water as well: even with the room for stretch, it didn't flow around me or ride up in the water. I wouldn't go jog the beach in this, but I'm so glad to feel contained and comfortable so that I can swim in the pool with my preschooler. Bonus: I could pair it with a non-maternity black bottom I already had.

Great top! I've been using it to swim laps during my third trimester. I am 5'3" and 165 lbs (third trimester weight at 30 weeks) it is the perfect length for going around my belly. It's very flattering. Material is nice, not flimsy. Very study, good looking top. I love it!

I did extensive research to find a tankini top that would fit my ample bust (38h +). I even ordered a $100 set from Cake Lingerie that said it would fit up to an i cup, but it did not. I appreciate all the reviewers here and the people who posted on mama boards throughout the years.I am 20 weeks pregnant, 5’6, 225 and normally a size14, and I ordered the XXL. I am so pleased with how it fits and I find it very flattering. The only slight drawback is that the sewn in cups are not seamless. Given all of the other great things, however, I still rate this 5 stars. By the way, I ordered swim shorts directly from Kindred Bravely (as they aren’t on Amazon yet) and they are a perfect compliment to this top. Will be great for postpartum use as well.

I am almost 31 weeks pregnant, about 185 lbs. "Pre preg" weight was 150, and I'm 5'6 (granted, I did gain close to 10 lbs right before finding out about pregnancy). I would normally wear a 36 C bra, size medium in tops. I ordered the Oceanlily Halter top in a large, as well as their Ruched front top in large, with the intention of keeping one. I will be keeping the halter - fits my bust the best (I'm currently 38 DDD) and there is enough room for my belly to grow in the last weeks of pregnancy. Halter is pretty supportive, as it has a shelf bra, and it definitely holds me up! The ruched front top was my preferred style, but did not have as much support. I would have preferred a shelf bra in addition to the cups that are inside - it was just going to fall down as I swim, even though it has the adjustable back straps. It might be better just for hanging around a pool/the beach rather than lap swimming. Both will work, and I believe both are a great investment for the price, as affordable/quality/supportive maternity swim doesn't seem to really exist for those of us with larger busts.

This top is very flattering and comfortable. It is long enough that I was able to wear my regular bikini bottoms and still be covered.I ordered a medium, which is my prepregnancy shirt size. I would suggest ordering based on prepregnancy shirt size, not typical bikini top size. Photo is about 36 weeks at 190 lbs, 36DD.