5 best plus-size swimsuits from Old Navy, according to someone who wears a size 2XL
Matte One-Piece Swimsuit
Tie-Front Swim Cover-Up
Matte Cutout Back One-Piece Swimsuit
Textured Swim Top
Textured One-Piece Balconette Swimsuit
Matte One-Piece Swimsuit
This one-piece is practical, simple and a great option to wear for a beach day. I love the cut and style, and I also like that you can pair it with shorts or a skirt, too. It is more snug, so I suggest sizing up if you prefer more breathing room around the chest and waist. I also found the straps to be slightly tight around the shoulders.
Matte One-Piece Swimsuit
Tie-Front Swim Cover-Up
This is such a cute swimsuit. I love that it isn't your usual bikini top, and I also love that you don't need to worry about it getting wet. It's a stylish option for the beach, and it's also perfect to pair with a skirt or shorts to a pool party or a barbecue. The only thing I'd mention is the fit of the top. It is a bit tight. So, I suggest sizing up if you prefer more coverage around the chest.
Tie-Front Swim Cover-Up
Matte Cutout Back One-Piece Swimsuit
I love the cut of this one-piece. The back strings may make you hesitate, but they genuinely do work with the overall fit. The cut around the chest is super flattering, and I love pairing it with all of my skirts. It's also very true to size, so no need to size up at all. I accidentally did, and it was a bit loose around the bottom and chest. That said, you might even prefer to size down for a tighter fit.
Matte Cutout Back One-Piece Swimsuit
Textured Swim Top
This bikini top is very comfortable and I love how it holds my chest in place. The overall fit isn't too tight or loose, and the straps also fit well. The only thing I'd be mindful of is the lock at the back. It doesn't stay in place, but it still does its job.
Textured Swim Top
Textured One-Piece Balconette Swimsuit
This one-piece is so figure-flattering and the underwire support is much appreciated, especially as someone who is heavier-chested. It does run a bit large, so sizing down might be ideal. Other than that, this is a great option to wear to the pool or pack on an overnight trip.
Textured One-Piece Balconette Swimsuit
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