Storm Cut-Out Racerback Swimsuit: Ink Print Fit Guide

Quick answer

Choose your usual band size and cup size, then check that the cut-outs sit flat against your skin without gaping or digging. Adjust the racerback straps so they feel supportive but not tight, and rinse the swimsuit in cold water after each wear to protect the ink print.

How to fit and wear the Storm cut-out racerback swimsuit

1. Start with your usual band and cup size: Order the band size you normally wear in bras and the cup size that matches your bust measurement. The hidden underwire is designed to support like a bra, so consistent sizing is key. Common mistake: sizing up in the band to loosen the fit, which can cause the underwire to ride up. If you’re between band sizes, choose the smaller band and use the cup size to adjust comfort.
2. Check cut-out placement against your torso: Put the swimsuit on and stand in front of a mirror. The cut-outs should sit symmetrically on your sides without pulling or gaping. Move your arms overhead and twist your torso; the fabric should stay flat. Common mistake: ignoring small gaps at the cut-out edges, which can worsen when the swimsuit is wet. If a cut-out gapes, try a smaller cup size or a different band size before assuming the style is wrong.
3. Adjust the racerback for comfort and support: The racerback straps should feel snug but not tight enough to dig into your shoulders. You should be able to slide one finger under each strap. Common mistake: over-tightening the straps to lift the bust, which strains the shoulders and distorts the cut-outs. If the straps feel too tight, size up in the cup rather than loosening the band.
4. Test movement for active wear: Swim a few strokes or do arm circles. The swimsuit should stay in place without needing constant adjustment. The racerback design supports active movement, but if you feel the suit pulling at the shoulders or cut-outs, the fit may be too small. Common mistake: assuming a looser fit is more comfortable for swimming when it can cause drag and chafing. A properly fitted racerback should feel secure, not restrictive, during activity.
5. Rinse and dry to protect the ink print: After each wear, rinse the swimsuit in cold fresh water to remove salt, chlorine, and sunscreen. Lay flat to dry in the shade. Common mistake: leaving the swimsuit rolled up wet in a bag, which can cause the print to fade or the fabric to stretch. Avoid wringing or machine drying, which can break down the stretch fabric and dull the print.

Product facts

• Storm Cut-Out Racerback One Piece Swimsuit - Ink Print: Hidden underwire shaping provides structured support without visible hardware. This means you can rely on the built-in underwire for lift and shape, so you don’t need to layer a separate bra underneath.