50s Classic Polka Bikini Top in Black and White

Are you unsure about choosing the right size? 
Each item from our collection is first tried on enthusiastically by our Topvintage ladies and, if necessary, also measured per size. We carefully examine and assess the fit, the material used and the degree of stretch. This makes choosing the right size a lot easier!

When you measure yourself and then consult this size guide and any TIP! mentioned, you will be 99% sure of the right size.

Tape measure at the ready, gorgeous
How to measure yourself correctly:

• Always measure yourself wearing underwear or shapewear only! After all, the last thing you want is ordering clothes that are one or even two sizes too big, right?
• Ask a friend, your lover or somebody else to lend a helping hand. ;-)
• Oh, and make sure the tape measure is neither too tight nor too loose. 

Take these measurements:

♥ Bust
Measured around the fullest part of your bust (over your bra). In case of swimwear, you need to measure against your bare skin.

♥ Underbust measurement
Right beneath your bust. This doesn’t correspond to your bra size!

♥ Waist
Measured around the narrowest point of your waist, near your belly button, just above your hip. You should still be able to breathe and laugh. ;-)

♥ Hip
Measured across the fullest part of your hips and your buttocks; while standing with your legs together and wearing underwear/shapewear.

♥ Thigh
The circumference of your upper leg.  

♥ Inner leg
Measured from the uppermost inner part of your thigh right to the floor.

♥ Length (in case of halter or strapless dresses)
Because the straps on halter dresses are adjustable, the length of these dresses is measured from the top of the trim to the bottom of the seam.

♥ How to measure for a coat
Our coats are measured when lying flat on a table. The coats are measured from one armpit to the other armpit and from one side of the waist to the other side of the waist.