How does the sizing run with Iswim?

How can you view the prices in dollars?

Any recommendations on fabric, cut, etc? I'm interested in thongs and rio bikinis with 1/4 - 1/2 rear coverage not too low-rise.

What size do you typically wear, stringuer?

What would a large iSwim compare to in an American size?

Most of the swimwear has equivalents as underwear. The swimwear seem to run a lot smaller, and the swim fabric has a more "assertive" stretch, whereas some of the underwear fabric is a more "gentle" stretch. The underwear also has a greater variety of fabric, and some, like the mesh, are indicated to be less stretchy.. Some of the newer stylesare only offered in one kind of fabric, but you can get them in one of the other fabrics for an additional price. If you open a page for one of the older underwear styles, and select some fabric that is not the first one in the list, you get a pop-up where you can page through the different fabrics. Some that I've had good results with:

• The semi-sheer with the rosette knit. Not see-through, but clings to shape closely

• The thin solid colors that end in 'A' or 'B'. Opaque with comfortable stretch. would be grat fo the beach

• The prints. I've gotten the Blue Jean; nice stretch and comforable

I normally wear an American medium. So far, the iSwim stuff I've gotten in XL has workd out best. Some things I have in the same size and style in both underwear and swimwear, and the uderwear fits a lot more comfortably, Some underwear I've gotten in size L fits acceptably, but I will go with XL only in the future.. I use a currency converter app on my phone to get the prices in dollars.

I got my latest order from iSwim today, just in time for while there's still some beach season left.

As usual, the pouches on these are quite snug. I got the three suits I ordered in size L; they fit good around the waist, but maybe an XL would fit better  in the pouch? At any rate, all three are tiny. Here's the run down:

First is the 19u5013-G1 "Show root bulge string". This is similar to the Tangaland  "Ouvert", except not adjustable. This required a lot of tucking in to get it to be "presentable", because the pouch is so snug, but once everything is put in place it looks nice and sleek. You could probably wear it a little differently than in the picture, too

Next up is the 19u4024-M1 "Glitter pouch 3mm double loops thong", which is a quality V-back, something I've been looking for. This one I think I would have been better with an XL, but the L will be fine. It rides quite a bit lower than in the picture. I particularly like the elastic: they say it's a "special commission" (the suit looks to be a limited edition), but I hopt they can continue to use it in the future.

Finally is the  19u3022-Y1 "Extreme magic bulge string Y-back thong". This is really something. The front is as small as some of those "tiny flat triangle" suits that several makers offer, but it has an anatomical fitted pouch. It rides a LOT lower than in the picture. Requires a little tucking in, but not too much. I am REALLY looking forward to wearing this one to the beach next week!

 They have added a "chastity" line of G-strings with adjustable ball exposure, but dropped a really cool "baggie" that was all balls out. 

hi Navythong

so you are going for more iSwim thongs!  Interesting what you say about the rise at the back - I think that is dependent on one's particular physique - the thong I bought is an ok fit at the back, but certainly low. I've previously bought bikinis from iSwim, and the back was cut so low that it slips down under my buttocks - but that's not a problem with the thong I bought.

I look forward to wearing my olive thong when we go for a beach holiday in Wales this summer...

Maozer