Elisa Wild Leopard One Piece with Animal Pattern One Piece
DY5111121S
| DESIGN | Cut-out, Knot Front |
| MATERIAL | 82% Polyester, 18% Spandex |
| PATTERN TYPE | Animal Pattern |
| TOP TYPE | Square Neck |
| BOTTOM TYPE | High Waist, High Cut Bottom |
| PAD TYPE | Removable Pads |
| BRA STYLE | Wireless Bra |
| FABRIC | High Stretch |
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SIZE GUIDE
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Note：
- Our sizing chart is a guideline only and styles may fit differently depending on your body type due to the fabric + cut.
- Please allow 1-2cm(0.4"-0.8"In) differs due to manual measurement.
- The measurements shown refers to body measurements.
1. TWO PIECES
2. ONE PIECES
- Use a tape measure to measure yourself, holding the tape securely around the 3 key points.
- To achieve an accurate measurement we recommend you take these measurements whilst wearing minimal clothing.
- See The Size Guide for hints and tips on the product page to obtain the right fit for you.
1:BUST
Measure around your chest at the fullest point of bust. Make sure measuring tape is relaxed and not tight. Please wear unpadded bra while measuring. Find your bust measurement above and pair with cup size to find your size.
2:UNDER-BUST
Measure directly under your bust and straight around your back.
3:WAIST
Bend to one side to find your natural indentation in torso. This is your natural waist. Run the tape around your natural waistline, keep tape parallel to the floor and one finger in between body and tape for a more comfortable fit.
4:HIP
Measure around the fullest part of hips (approximately 7”-9” below waistline), keeping tape parallel to the floor.
