What Does “Bottom Length” Mean on This One-Piece Chart?
Clarify the one-piece vertical measurement before relying on S–2XL bust, waist and hip figures.
The ruched sweetheart one-piece provides bust, waist and hip figures for S through 2XL, but calls its fourth dimension “Bottom Length.” On a one-piece, that label does not tell you where the ruler starts and ends. Vertical fit matters independently of bust and waist, so resolve it before treating a letter size as a fit verdict.
Ask what “Bottom Length” means
The chart gives 23.82 inches for S, 25.59 for XL and 26.77 for 2XL. Ask whether this is full shoulder-to-crotch garment length, bottom-panel length or another measurement, and request a photo with a ruler. Compare that defined endpoint with a one-piece you can move and sit in comfortably. The bust/waist/hip figures advance from 29.13/24.41/31.50 inches at S to 40.16/35.43/42.52 at 2XL; none of those three dimensions explains torso length by itself.
Removable padding and no underwire are documented. Do not infer a particular support level from either phrase. Deep Rose and Black are selectable; check the chosen colour’s actual lining and opacity. The source lists 84% polyester and 16% spandex and describes slight stretch, but gives no measured stretch range.
Guide notes and sources
Publisher: MAXCT. Published: .
This guide interprets facts visible on the linked public item page and its selected options. Chart calculations use listed figures; planning suggestions are not hands-on tests. Unspecified details are identified for confirmation.
