Customer Reviews Body Glove Smoothies Dita Top

The new Body Glove Dita triangle bikini top is ridiculously SMALL!! I have been loyally wearing Body Glove Smoothies triangle bikini tops for more than 5 years. According to the size chart, I should fit into a M though I have been wearing either a L or XL for the last 5 years. When I compare a Dita XL to last years Aida XL triangle top, the Dita is about 1" narrower. I had to size up to a D cup even though I am not a D cup to keep from spilling out the sides of the bikini. I cannot express how disappointed I was in the sizing after I was so excited to see this new Dita style online. Please, Body Glove stop shrinking your bikinis so that people with C cups can still fit into your swim suits!! Besides the serious sizing issue, this Dita is a great bikini. The quality of Body Glove bikinis are excellent and they last for a fairly long time even being used multiple times per week.

I have been wearing Body Glove triangle top swimsuits for years and love them. The cups on this top are absolutely tiny. So disappointed because I love these suits.

True to size. I am 34C and bought the large- it fits perfectly. Beautiful red color and comfortable.

size was wayyyy too small, did not seem supportive at all, however, I wasn't really able to try it out bc of the size

Disappointed in Body Glove and Zappos. - Disappointment with Body Glove => I have bought a few classic triangle tops from Body Glove over the years. I was excited for true red color this year. They have always ran small. I have always ordered an XL for 36C. This year, the XL for my 36C was even smaller - too small. How could an XL be that small? Body Glove seems to have taken "vanity sizing" to a whole new level. So off to the pool I went in my older BG triangle top. Yep, still fits that way it always did as compared to the new, tiny XL. - Zappos - The triangle top arrived SOILED. The left cup had a white stain on the inside and it penetrated to the outer side. Yuck. In the return process, I marked "damaged" and was SHOCKED that Zappos did not provide a text box for me to explain what was wrong with the product. I called customer service and they did not want to hear it - they simply used the terms "I'm so sorry" and "I understand" over and over again. Well, how does that help anyone? Getting feedback as to what went wrong does not seem to be something that Zappos cares about these days (workers sifting through returns missed the mark big time).