Swimsuit Review: Tommy Bahama Tahaana Damask D-Cup Bikini

As a busty woman, I am naturally skeptical of any swimsuit. After many bad swimsuit experiences, I've had a hard time believing that a bikini could contain my breasts. Over the years, as more designers begin to offer better swimsuits for big breasts, my skepticism decreases. Still, it was with mixed expectations and mild apprehension that my breasts and I tried on the Tommy Bahama D-cup underwire bikini. Moments later, we were happily surprised.

Having never been a fan of the tacky, Hawaiian-themed, Tommy Bahama clothing line, I would have never imagined that I would one day convert. After sliding on the Tahaana Damask D-cup underwire bikini, I was sold. What can I say? The man gets big breasts.

Tommy Bahama Tahaana Damask D-cup Bikini: Style

This particular Tommy Bahama bikini comes in 2 colors: a cute, retro black/white floral design and a solid black design. Both are a halter design with ties at the neck and back. The bottoms come in 3 different styles: string bikini, skirted and a cute, belted hipster. Since my breasts were my number one priority, I didn't get a chance to try on any of the bottoms.

Tommy Bahama Tahaana Damask D-cup Bikini: Fit

As a 34DD, I was concerned that the 34D-cup bikini wouldn't fit. However, since the Tahaana Damask style is not available above a D-cup, I had little choice but to give the 34D-cup a try. The bikini was a perfect fit. The soft, bunched cloth design offered my breasts plenty of coverage, with minimal cleavage. Having anticipated a disturbing and obscene amount of spillage from going to a smaller cup, I was highly surprised with the minimal amount of cleavage. The Tommy Bahama bikini also nicely lifted and separated my breasts, rather than smashing them together. The thick halter straps, under wire and back ties offered my breasts plenty of support, without digging into my skin.

Tommy Bahama Tahaana Damask Bikini: Price