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TINY ANCHORS, LITTLE SEASHELLS, AND A STRIPED RUFFLE MADE FOR SUNNY DAYS BY THE WATER.
The Nautical Diary Ruched Halter One-Piece Swimsuit turns a classic blue-and-white sailor palette into something extra playful, with tiny anchors, shells and nautical motifs scattered across a softly ruched halter silhouette.
A striped ruffle around the hips adds a sweet skirted finish while the gathered front keeps the shape softly fitted. Wear it for pool days, beach trips, or underneath an oversized shirt when you want the swim look to become part of the outfit.
Size & Model Reference☾
Measurements are taken by hand. Please allow approximately 0.4–1.2 in / 1–3 cm of variation.
Size
Length
Bust
Waist
Hip
S
25.6 in / 65 cm
32.3–33.9 in / 82–86 cm
23.2–24.0 in / 59–61 cm
33.9–34.6 in / 86–88 cm
M
26.4 in / 67 cm
33.9–35.4 in / 86–90 cm
24.0–24.8 in / 61–63 cm
34.6–35.4 in / 88–90 cm
L
27.2 in / 69 cm
35.4–37.0 in / 90–94 cm
24.8–25.6 in / 63–65 cm
35.4–36.2 in / 90–92 cm
Model Reference
Model 1 wears size S · Height 5'3" / 161 cm · Weight 104 lb / 47 kg
Model 2 wears size S · Height 5'4" / 162 cm · Weight 103 lb / 46.5 kg
Fabric & Care☁︎
Fabric: 85% Polyester, 15% Spandex
Rinse with cool fresh water after swimming. Hand wash gently with similar colors and do not bleach. Avoid high heat and lay flat or hang to dry away from direct sunlight when possible.
Need Help With Sizing?♡
Not sure which size feels right? Message us with your height, weight, key measurements, and whether you prefer a closer or more relaxed fit—whichever details you feel comfortable sharing. We’ll be happy to compare them with the garment measurements and suggest the size that may suit you best.
A Little Styling Note୨୧
The striped ruffle skirt detail is part of the one-piece swimsuit. Sailor hats, necklaces, bracelets and other accessories shown in styling photos are not included unless specifically noted. Add an oversized white shirt, tote or soft blue accessories for an easy beach-to-outfit layer.
