Tankinis—they’re the goldilocks of women’s swimwear. Title Nine's tankini tops for women in fun prints and strappy styles are also supportive and flattering in all the right places—proving that we really can have it all (in our swimwear, at least).

First off—what’s a tankini? And why should you buy one?

A tankini is a two-piece swimsuit—it gives you the flexible sizing of a bikini, but with a longer top that provides more tummy coverage. A tankini most often is a swim top that fits like a tank top that we pair with bikini or swim short bottoms, but you can mix and match to get your perfect suit. Size small on the bottom but DD-cup on top? Choose a supportive, underwire racerback tankini top (check out our Metis Underwire Tankini Top) and pair it with our boyshort bottoms. Want athletic swimwear but can't deal with the restrictive feel of a one-piece? Get a form-fitting tankini top and pair it with stay-put bikini bottoms.

How are tankini swimsuits sized?

Swimwear made to move has to fit just right—and we know that small, medium, and large don’t cover all the shapes and sizes women come in. That’s why many of our tankini tops come with band and cup sizing (here's looking at you, D-cup and up) and adjustable straps. Mix and match a bra-sized crossback tankini top with your favorite swimsuit bottom to get just the right swimsuit combo for your body.

Does T9 carry different neckline styles?

You betcha—from a high neck tankini top to an adjustable halter neck design, T9 has a wide variety of different tankini top styles. One thing they all have in common? Every tankini we offer is designed with coverage, support, and a shape-flattering fit in mind.

Can I match a tankini top with any bottom style?

Yes! Whether you’re looking for a high-waist boyshort, swim shorts & board shorts, or a bikini bottom, your favorite tankini top is built to pair up perfectly with the bottoms that work best for you.

How should a tankini top fit?

A tankini top should have all the same features as a well-fitting one-piece or bikini top. Look for a snug fit (swimsuits stretch a bit when wet) that doesn’t gap or pinch. Check out our How to Choose a Swimsuit guide to get the lowdown on swim sizing.