Plus Size Tankini Swimsuit With Boyshorts: Ombre Dot Print Two-Piece Up to 4XL
Swimsuit shopping often feels like a compromise: the prints are fun but the coverage is not, or the coverage is there but the style feels like an afterthought. This plus-size two-piece tankini set refuses to pick a side. It pairs a flowy printed tankini top with high-waist boyshort bottoms, so you get movement, coverage and a genuinely bold look in one outfit. Below is a closer look at the design, the full size chart from S to 4XL, and a few practical tips before you order.
A Print With Real Personality
The print is the first thing you notice. Bright turquoise dots are scattered across a deep black base like brush strokes on canvas, giving the top an almost hand-painted energy rather than the usual flat polka-dot look. Halfway down, the black melts into a vivid aqua gradient that spills across the hem, so the color story shifts as you move.
The hem itself deserves a mention. Instead of a straight cut, the top falls in an asymmetrical, handkerchief-style drape with pointed corners, and a small turquoise bow sits at the keyhole opening on the chest. It reads as playful from the front and surprisingly elegant in motion — the fabric sways with every step instead of clinging.
Two Pieces, One Flattering Silhouette
Structurally, this is a classic tankini done right. The top is cut like a loose tunic: it skims the midsection instead of gripping it, with a wide band under the bust that gives the silhouette its shape. At the back, the straps cross over each other and meet at small ring hardware, which adds a sporty detail and helps the top stay put when you move. The hem dips into a V at the back, echoing the asymmetric front.
The second piece is where the comfort comes in. Rather than a classic bikini brief, the set includes fitted black boyshort bottoms that sit at the high waist. That means full coverage through the hip and thigh, no riding up, and a smooth line under the flowy top. The combination is the reason skirted and tankini styles keep winning over women who want to swim, chase kids along the shoreline, or stretch out on a lounger without adjusting anything.
Sizing From S to 4XL
The set runs from S all the way to 4XL, which is one of its strongest selling points. Here is the size chart for the garment, measured in centimeters:
| Size | Bust (cm) | Waist (cm) | Hip (cm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 81-85 | 56-60 | 86-90 |
| M | 86-90 | 61-65 | 91-96 |
| L | 91-96 | 66-70 | 97-101 |
| XL | 97-101 | 71-75 | 102-106 |
| XXL | 102-106 | 76-80 | 107-111 |
| 3XL | 107-111 | 81-85 | 112-116 |
| 4XL | 112-116 | 86-90 | 117-121 |
Measure your bust, waist and hips with a soft tape and compare against the chart. Allow for a 1-3 cm deviation, since these garments are measured by hand. If you fall between two sizes, the looser cut of the top gives you room to size either way, but sizing up is the safer bet for the boyshort bottoms. If you are unsure, you can leave your measurements when ordering and ask for a size recommendation.
Where This Set Shines
A two-piece with this much coverage is more versatile than it looks:
- Beach vacations: the flowy hem doubles as a light cover-up when you walk from sand to boardwalk.
- Pool days: the boyshorts stay put through cannonballs and ladder climbs, no constant tugging.
- Water parks: secure crossed straps at the back mean the top stays where you left it on the slides.
- Resort evenings: add a sarong or linen shorts and the printed top passes as a casual blouse.
Styling tip: because the print already carries turquoise and black, keep your accessories in one of those two tones. A black wide-brim hat and a turquoise tote will look deliberate; a rainbow of extra colors will fight the gradient.
Keeping the Colors Bright
Swimwear lives a hard life between chlorine, sunscreen and salt water, and a printed piece like this deserves a little routine:
- Rinse the set in cold water right after every swim — never let chlorine or salt dry into the fabric.
- Hand wash with a mild detergent; skip the washing machine and anything with bleach.
- Squeeze water out gently and dry it flat in the shade so the gradient stays crisp.
- Keep it away from rough poolside surfaces and velcro, which can snag the print.
Treat it well and the fabric keeps its stretch and its color far longer than a swimsuit that gets balled up in a wet beach bag.
Tankini Questions, Answered
Is this set suitable for actually swimming, or just sunbathing?
Both, within reason. The crossed back straps and the fitted boyshorts are designed to stay in place during light swimming and water play. The loose, flowy top is at its best for lounging, walking and wading — competitive lap swimmers who want zero drag would typically prefer a performance one-piece instead.
What exactly comes in the set?
Two pieces: the printed tankini top with the asymmetric hem and bow detail, and the plain black high-waist boyshort bottoms. They are designed to be worn together, but the black bottoms are neutral enough to pair with another loose top if you rotate pieces.
How do I choose the right size?
Measure your bust, waist and hips and match them to the chart above, remembering the 1-3 cm hand-measurement tolerance. The most important measurements are the bust for the top and the hips for the boyshorts. When in doubt between two sizes, take the larger one.
Ready to make it yours? The set is priced at USD 158.63, and you can order it directly on the product page — pick your size from S to 4XL before your next trip. For more matching pieces, browse the Suits & Sets collection and build a full vacation drawer in one go.
