I’m 65, 5’5”, and done with frumpy swim skirts. This red suit gave me a silhouette I hadn’t seen in decades. My Parisian husband, who critiques everything, gave it a nod of approval. That’s a big deal. This summer, I’m not hiding behind a towel.

I’m 48 and had a double mastectomy. Finding a swimsuit that fits, flatters, and doesn’t involve molded cups is nearly impossible. But this one did it. It’s stylish, supportive, and made me feel like me again—scars and all. I cried a little happy tear.

I'm 57, size 14, 5'6", and this post-menopause belly had me dreading swimsuit season. But this suit? Game changer. For the first time, I didn’t feel like I was hiding—I felt beautiful. My husband even said, ‘You look like you again.’ I paired it with a linen wrap and vintage sunglasses. Goodbye shame, hello beach.

I'm from Denver, and bought this suit at the end of the winter already because of the crazy sale going on at Susan's Swimwear, so don't mind my warm clothing!! I'm 45, work in marketing, and I’m a 36D up top but wear a size S bottom. I’ve cried in too many dressing rooms. This suit nailed it: the stretch, the bust support, no wardrobe malfunctions. I took it to Ibiza and felt hot without trying too hard. Would give 10 stars.

Mom of two here, still rocking the ‘second baby bump.’ I’m 42, size M, and haven’t worn a swimsuit in public in 5 years. This one made me feel confident dancing in the pool with my 6-year-old daughter. Girls stayed in place, tummy was smoothed out, and I finally had fun again.

As a 5’11” woman with a long torso and a juicy booty, most suits ride up or sag. Not this one. I wore a Large, and it stayed put—even playing beach volleyball. Finally, a one-piece that doesn’t make me feel like I’m built wrong.

I’m 5’2”, 136 lbs, pear-shaped, and usually scared of high-cut legs. But this Medium was spot-on. No wedgies, no weird boob gaps (I’m a 36D), and the back covered those rolls I hate. Honestly, my body hasn’t looked this good in years.

I'm a camping mom, constantly chasing kids around lakes and splash pads. I needed something practical but cute. This suit held everything in place without making me look like I’d given up. Got compliments from other moms too—bonus.

Susan’s Swimwear was my go-to for over a decade. I’m 62, and it was the only store where someone actually listened to what my body needed. When I heard they’re closing, I bought three suits during the sale. I’m going to miss that personal touch so much.

I bought my first swimsuit from Susan when I was 40. I’m 73 now. Every visit felt like visiting a friend who just got it. She understood real women’s bodies. I stopped by yesterday and left with two discounted suits—and a heavy heart.

After my divorce last year, I walked into Susan’s store feeling defeated. She found me a bold red suit that made me feel powerful again. I’m now 40 and swim weekly. Thank you, Susan, for helping me reclaim joy. You mattered.