Bikini Size Guide: How to Measure Yourself for the Perfect Fit

Finding your Midori bikini size starts with your measurements, then the fit notes for the specific style. Because Midori tops and bottoms are sold separately, you can choose different sizes to get the fit you want.

Start With Your Measurements

Use the current Midori Fit Guide for the size chart and measuring instructions. Measure close to the body without pulling the tape too tight.

Choosing a Bikini Bottom

Kai: skimpy coverage

Kai has thin sides, a scrunch back and skimpy coverage. It can be worn lower or higher on the hips.

Brayden: cheeky coverage

Brayden has wide side bands, a scrunch back and an adjustable rise.

Parker: moderate coverage

Parker has a low rise, thin sides, moderate coverage and a non-scrunch back. Parker runs slightly larger, so size down for a more secure fit.

Slightly too big? Wash your bottoms once in warm water and tumble dry on normal to make the fit more snug by approximately half a size. After that, care for your bikini normally using our swimwear care guide.

Choosing a Bikini Top

The Rowan Top has fixed shoulder straps, a scoop neckline and supportive underbust. The Indah Top is a string-triangle style with adjustable neck and back ties. All current Midori bikini tops have removable padding.

Mia and Jesse are returning in 2026. For more detailed top sizing and real fit examples, see the Bikini Top Fit Guide.

Between Sizes?

Use the style-specific fit note first. For most styles, choose based on your measurements and preferred compression. For Parker, we generally recommend sizing down if you are between sizes or want a more secure fit.

Ready to shop? Browse all current swimwear or compare coverage in the Fit Guide.