I see a ton of reviews by non swimmers or just recreational swimmers. These reviews either complain that the suit stretches out quickly or the sizing is off. Competitive swimsuits are very different from suits you would wear to splash around in a pool. They are meant to be TIGHT you should have to struggle and fight to get them on. If you are 5'1 and 115lbs and got a size 36 you got the wrong size, that is why it stretched out.I have swam competitively throughout my childhood and currently swim on a Masters Swim team. TYR has always been my favorite brand for suits. I have a large chest so I really need a suit that will hold me in. When I was in racing shape I wore a size 36. I was 5'10 165lbs wore size 12 pants. Again, these suits should be tight. If you want to wear them to lounge at the pool you can size up, but if you want to use them for lap swimming don't.

Great suit at a great price! I'm 5'6 long torso, 135lbs, 36 fit me well for everyday lap swim. If I was competing I'd order 34 or even a 32 if I wanted it really snug.

This swimwear stands up to chlorine salt water without losing elasticity color. Rear end crotch are lined. This suit will usually last me 2 years teaching in the water

This is the second summer I am wearing this suit everyday for gardening and swimming. The fabric is completely fade proof and tough. The elastic has not stretched out at all. Neither have the thin straps. I love that the tiny back lets me wear any kind of summer top without having a big distracting tan line. This is the best made suit I have worn and I swim everyday in chlorinated water. If you need a good practice suit that you can wear all the time, this is the one for you.

I am 5'6 135 lbs, butt is bigger than my boobs. Fits like a glove.

Well made. Covers everything and stays in place.

I need to lose about 30 pounds before I can really rate this suit. It fits smaller than expected, so it'll be my next suit. I have the same size suit in adidas and speedo brands.