On this V-neck printed one-piece, the S–2XL front length rises from 22.3 to 25 inches. That is a 2.7-inch change, but “front length” is not defined as a complete shoulder-to-crotch torso measurement. A longer number may help narrow the choice; it cannot prove the suit will sit correctly from shoulder to seat.

Trace the same path on a suit you own

Lay a one-piece that fits you flat and record its front measurement from the same start and end points shown by the seller. Ask MAXCT to identify those endpoints on this chart. S lists bust/waist/hip 28.1/25/29.6 inches and front length 22.3; L lists 32/28.9/33.5 and 23.7; 2XL lists 35.9/32.8/37.4 and 25. If L fits your widths but not your torso, moving to 2XL would also change all three circumferences. Compare both sets of numbers, not length alone.

The page lists a V-neck, no underwire, removable padding and 85% polyester/15% spandex. It does not map print placement to a specific colour choice or specify strap adjustment and lining. A “highly stretchy” label gives no recovery test or allowable torso extension. Confirm those details before interpreting the length difference as comfortable extra coverage.