I worry about being harpooned. And if I just lie on the beach, some do-gooder from Greenpeace is likely to show up and drag me back into the water.

was grafitti'ed.

Shorts or a skirted bottom and a simple top. Easier to get off and on without a struggle.

Very comfortable.

Mix and match tops and bottoms, and the fit was true. Go by your measurements and you should find something you like.

Good luck!

Their suits are on sale now, although some styles are in limited sizes. I went with a two-piece suit. Good quality and true to size.

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Not all mature women are plus sized.

Anything else would be vulgar and cheap.

They also have a swim-short with a 5 in. inseam. I was very satisfied with their swimwear.

http://www.landsend.com/shop/womens-swimsuits/-/N-fxm?cm_re=nav-_-women-_-featureshop-_-swimshop

broken blood vessels and bulging veins.

You need to know what is suits you, you can look online before you decide to buy. http://www.dear-fashion.com/Wholesale-Sexy-Swimwear/

Just sayin...

I have a green one and the more formal black one for pool parties .

but I freaking love to swim - sorry, I am not giving up something I love to do to hide myself from gawkers. fuck 'em. I don't wear bike shorts to restaurants, but I am allowed to play in the water!

the painless part is ordering on line, I hate clothes shopping for anything - always have, even when I was young, hot, and thin.

I wear a one piece "sarong" style, if I wear one at all. and I rip out those ridiculous foam cups. Can ANYBODY make a suit without those things?

get out the eye-bleach cause the water is FINE!

This is where I go now:

http://www.coolibar.com/category/UV-Swimwear/Women/pc/2223/2279.uts

I get a top and swim short or even swim capris.

They are awesome!

Angel in Texasperated

They are expensive so you have to shop for sales, but I'm a D cup & it can be hard to find a bathing suit that addresses that particular issue.

http://www.miraclesuit.com/2016-preview.html

Dillards had the best selection of Miracle suits. The ones I tried on didn't really justify the cost. But I did see a few on the site page that I wouldn't mind trying.

Next time I get one I will get board shorts and a rash guard shirt with long sleeves the ultimate sunblock ( I am very fair) When we went snorkeling in the Keys and Cozumel, we bought full length skin suits sort of like wetsuits except Lycra. 100% sunblock. very nice in the water and cool when you got out. Getting them on when sweaty is another issue altogether though.

especially the Unitank. Covered in all the right places. Not cheap, though.

http://www.h2owear.com/women-swimwear.asp

going for a short visit next weekend+ so no time to mail-order. What to DO???

But other people said Macys was good.

I did get a tankini top rather quickly through the mail. They give you options for expedited mail. I followed their sizing instructions and nailed it on the first try.

I got some Black shorti-shorts from Dilliards to go along with it.

Also bought a one piece at Macys. Black with plenty of cover in the right places. Half price.

Here is the Tankini I got online:

http://www.swimsuitsforall.com/Beach-Belle-Diagonal-Stripe-Blouson-Tankini-Top

May have to try Macy's. I HATE to shop!!! I LIKE your tankini! My old one is black, NO cover, WAS great!