METALLIC 2 PIECE BIKINI GREEN
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METALLIC 2 PIECE BIKINI GREEN
Description
Description
🌴 Shine Bright This Summer: Metallic 2 Piece Bikini – Green
Make waves this season in the Metallic 2 Piece Bikini – Green by Mabel Love Co. Designed to dazzle under the sun, this eye-catching bikini is your go-to piece for poolside lounging, tropical getaways, or making a splash at beach parties. With its sleek metallic sheen and flattering adjustable fit, it's the ultimate combo of sexy, stylish, and sun-ready.
✨ Product Details
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Material: High-shine metallic fabric that reflects light for an ultra-glamorous look
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Top Style: Halter neck bikini top with adjustable straps for lift and support
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Bottom Style: Choose between T-String or Tanga side-tie bottoms for the perfect fit
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Coverage: Moderate coverage that sits comfortably on the hips
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Color: Vivid emerald green with a shimmering metallic finish
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Fit: Adjustable side ties on bottoms for a custom fit every time
🌞 Why You'll Love It
Whether you're beach club-hopping or catching rays poolside, this green metallic bikini is made to stand out. The light-catching material looks incredible in golden hour and under bright sun, while the customizable ties allow you to choose your ideal silhouette—from flirty minimalism with the T-String, to sleek style with the Tanga.
Perfect for:
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Summer vacations
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Pool parties & yacht days
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Festival looks
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Stylish swimwear selfies
💡 Styling Tips
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Pair with metallic platform sandals and oversized sunglasses for a glam beach goddess look
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Throw on a sheer cover-up or sarong to go from sand to sunset cocktails
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Add chunky gold jewelry and a woven straw hat for Instagram-worthy beachwear vibes
💬 What Customers Are Saying
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"This bikini is everything! The green is vibrant, the metallic finish catches the light so beautifully, and I love that I could choose the bottom style. I got the Tanga, and it fits perfectly. Super flattering and definitely a head-turner!" – Emily J.
❓FAQs
Q: Can I choose different sizes for the top and bottom?
A: Yes! Our sets are mix-and-match friendly so you can get your ideal fit in both pieces.
Q: Is the fabric lined or see-through when wet?
A: The bikini is fully lined for comfort and coverage—even when wet.
Q: Which bottom offers more coverage?
A: The Tanga provides more moderate coverage, while the T-String gives a cheekier, minimal look.
Perfect For Beach Vacations & Resort Getaways
The METALLIC 2 PIECE BIKINI GREEN is ideal for confident women who want versatile swimwear. Perfect for lounging poolside, beach vacations, or resort wear—this piece transitions seamlessly from water to waterside relaxation.
Premium Fabric & Care
Made from high-quality swimwear fabric, this piece offers:
- 4-way stretch for comfort and movement
- Quick-dry technology
- UV protection for sun safety
- Chlorine and saltwater resistant
Care Instructions:
- Rinse in cold water after each use
- Hand wash with mild detergent
- Lay flat to dry (avoid direct sunlight)
- Do not wring or bleach
What Makes This Piece Special
The METALLIC 2 PIECE BIKINI GREEN features a flattering cut and modern design that ensures you stand out. The quality construction and timeless style mean you'll reach for this piece season after season.
Complete your beach look with our Swimwear Collection. For styling inspiration, visit our Fashion Blog.
Size Chart
Size Chart
Bikini Size Guide: How to Measure for the Perfect Fit

Your regular clothing size won't tell you much here — bikini sizing runs on three measurements (bust, waist, hips) and shifts style to style. Here's how to measure yourself in under five minutes, pick between two sizes when you're stuck, and check that a suit actually fits before you take the tags off.
Quick Answer
Measure your bust (fullest point, tape level), underbust (directly under the bust, snug), waist (natural crease, not your belly button), and hips (fullest part of your seat, not just your hip bones). Match those numbers to the size chart on the specific product page — not a generic size guide — since coverage and stretch vary by style.
What You'll Need
- A soft measuring tape
- A mirror
- A non-padded bra or thin, fitted clothing
- Somewhere to jot down the numbers
Keep the tape level and snug against your skin, not squeezing it. Measure twice — numbers drift more than people expect.
How to Measure
| Measurement | Where | Matters most for |
|---|---|---|
| Bust | Fullest part of your bust, tape parallel to the floor and flat across your back | Triangle, bandeau, halter, underwire, and fixed-cup tops |
| Underbust | Directly under the bust, around the rib cage, firm but not tight | Bands, underwire, hook closures, limited-adjustment tops |
| Waist | Natural waistline — bend gently to one side and the crease that forms is it | High-waisted bottoms |
| Hips | Fullest part of your hips and seat, feet together, tape level in back (check with a mirror) | Bottoms, generally the deciding measurement |
One note on tops sold by bra size: follow the bra-size chart the brand gives you for that product. Don't add inches to your underbust measurement unless the brand's instructions say to — that's a rule of thumb people misapply constantly.
Reading a Size Chart
A size chart shows the body measurements a size is built for — not the flat measurements of the garment. Swimwear stretches, so the suit will look smaller laid flat than it fits on your body.
Use the chart on the individual product every time. A medium in one style is not a medium in another.
- Top: prioritize bust, then underbust
- Bottom: prioritize hip, then waist (especially for high-rise cuts)
When Your Top and Bottom Are Different Sizes
Completely normal — plenty of people size up on one piece and down on the other. If the suit is sold as separates, size each piece independently.
If it's only sold as a matched set, size for whichever piece has the least adjustability:
- Bust runs medium, hips run large → go with the large; a top with adjustable ties is more forgiving than a fixed waistband.
- Bottom has adjustable side ties → it'll absorb a wider hip range than the numbers suggest.
Let the construction of that specific suit decide, not a blanket "always size up" rule.
Stuck Between Two Sizes?
Size up if:
- You want more coverage or comfort
- The waistband or back closure is fixed, not adjustable
- Your bust or hip measurement sits at the top of the smaller range
- The listing says the style runs small
- You're fuller-busted and the top has minimal adjustment
Size down if:
- Most of your measurements land within the smaller range
- The fabric has generous stretch
- Both pieces are highly adjustable
- You prefer a snug fit and the smaller size doesn't dig in
Don't size down just because swimwear stretches — a suit that's genuinely too small will dig in, flatten your bust, cut coverage, and shift the moment you move.
How It Should Actually Fit
Top:
- Band stays level, doesn't ride up
- Cups/fabric fully contain your bust — no spillage
- Straps stay put without cutting into your shoulders
- Underwire sits around the tissue, not on top of it
- You can raise your arms without the whole thing shifting
Too small: spillage, a band that hurts, underwire pressing on tissue, straps digging in, center pulling away from your body.
Too large: gaping cups, a band riding up your back, straps that won't stay adjusted, no support even after you tighten everything.
Bottom:
- Lies flat at the waist and leg openings
- Matches the coverage shown in the product photos
- No sagging or wrinkling across the seat
- Stays put when you walk or sit
Too small: digs in at the waistband or leg openings, less coverage than shown, rolls or bunches.
Too large: sags or wrinkles at the seat, gaps at the waistband, gets noticeably looser wet.
Fit Notes by Style
- Triangle tops — usually adjustable at neck and back; check the triangles give real bust coverage without overtightening the band.
- Bandeau tops — no straps, so the band does all the work. Too loose and it slides; too small and it compresses.
- Halter tops — the neck tie shouldn't be doing all the lifting. If your neck hurts, the band needs adjusting, not the tie.
- Underwire tops — go by both bust and underbust. The wire should surround the tissue and sit flat against your ribs, not pinch.
- High-waisted bottoms — check waist and hip both; if they're different sizes, follow whichever measurement the design adjusts least.
- Side-tie bottoms — flexible at the hip, but the ties won't change front/back coverage.
- Cheeky/thong bottoms — built for less back coverage by design. Sizing up adds comfort, not coverage.
Test It Before You Commit
With tags and liner still attached, try:
- Raising both arms overhead
- Sitting down
- Bending forward
- Twisting side to side
- Walking a few steps
- Adjusting straps back into place
If it stays put without digging in, gaping, or needing constant readjustment, you've got the right size. Keep tags and liners on until you're sure — most swimwear returns hinge on it.
FAQ
Should you size up or down in a bikini? Go by the product's own size chart, not a universal rule. Size up if your key measurement is at the top of the smaller range or you want more comfort; size down only if your measurements land comfortably within the smaller range and the fit stays secure.
Are bikini sizes the same as clothing sizes? Not reliably — swimwear sizing varies by brand and style. Treat your regular size as a starting point; your bust, waist, and hip measurements are the real reference.
Should a swimsuit feel tight when dry? Close to the body, yes — painful or breath-restricting, no. It also needs to stay secure once wet, which is a different test than how it feels dry.
What measurement matters most for bottoms? Hips, generally. Add waist to the equation for high-waisted styles.
What measurement matters most for tops? Full bust for letter-sized tops; add underbust if the top has underwire, a fitted band, or a fixed closure.
Can I wear different sizes on top and bottom? Yes — very common. If they're sold as separates, size each one on its own measurements.
How do I know if a bikini runs small? Check that specific product's chart, fit notes, fabric content, and reviews. Don't assume consistent sizing across a store's whole swim lineup.
Shipping
Shipping
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Cancellations & Returns
We start prepping orders fast, so we can't guarantee a cancellation once it's placed. Canceled before it ships? You'll get store credit for the full amount.
Once it ships, it can't be canceled — but eligible items can be returned after delivery through our Return Portal.
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Returns & Store Credit
Returns & Store Credit
Easy returns — store credit only
Approved returns are issued as store credit (gift card). We do not refund to your original payment method.
Return coverage
Add return protection at checkout to waive the U.S. return label fee on eligible items.
Return window
Eligible items can be returned within 30 days of delivery.
Processing
Store credit is emailed within 2–3 business days after we receive and approve your return.
Return conditions
Items must be unworn, unused, and in original condition with all tags attached.
Return label fee
U.S. returns: $6.99 unless return protection was purchased at checkout.
Reorder instead of exchange
We do not offer direct exchanges. Return for store credit, then place a new order.
Non-returnable
Final sale items, and personalized or made-to-order pieces (e.g., name-engraved necklaces, made-to-order skirts).






















