Start with the ties, not the size
The Lola Triangle Bikini Top in Gingham is built around adjustable straps and a tie back closure, so the first step toward a flattering fit is learning how those ties work for your body. The triangle cut is designed to feel barely there while still holding beautifully, which means the ties do most of the work.
Before you judge the fit, put the top on and adjust the neck and back ties while the fabric is dry. A dry fit gives you a baseline; you can fine-tune once you’re in the water or moving around.
How to adjust the Lola Triangle Top for a personalized fit
- 1. Loosen both ties first: Undo the neck straps and back tie completely so you can position the triangle cups where you want them without fighting tension.
- 2. Center the cups: Place the triangles so the fabric covers the area you want covered. The clean triangle cut is meant to sit smoothly, so adjust before tightening.
- 3. Tie the back closure: Bring the back ties around and knot them at a tension that feels secure but not restrictive. The tie back closure is what personalizes the fit around your ribcage.
- 4. Adjust the neck straps: Tie the neck straps last. Lift or lower the triangle cups slightly by shortening or lengthening the straps until the top sits where you want it.
- 5. Test movement: Reach forward, roll your shoulders, and take a few steps. If the top shifts more than you like, retie the back or neck straps a little tighter. The adjustable ties are there to let you dial in that hold.
What the Lola Triangle Top gives you to work with
- Lola Triangle Bikini Top - Gingham: Adjustable straps and a tie back closure allow for a personalized fit. These are the two adjustment points you’ll use in the steps above, so knowing they exist helps you plan your fit.

Lola Triangle Bikini Top - Gingham - Lola Triangle Bikini Top - Gingham: The triangle cut is designed for a flattering, barely there feel that still holds beautifully. This tells you the intended look is minimal coverage with hold, so you can decide whether that matches your comfort level before you buy.
- Lola Triangle Bikini Top - Gingham: Fully lined for comfort. Lining adds a layer of opacity and smoothness, which matters when you’re wearing a triangle top with less coverage.
How to wear a gingham bikini top without overthinking it
The soft blue/brown gingham print is the focal point, so let it lead. Pair the Lola Triangle Top with solid bottoms in one of the print’s colors—brown, navy, or white—to keep the look grounded. If you want more pattern, choose a bottom with a much larger or much smaller scale than the gingham check so the two don’t compete.
For summer bikini top styling, treat the top like a cropped layer. Throw an open button-down shirt or a loose linen shirt over it for beach-to-town transitions. The triangle shape sits close to the body, so an open overshirt adds coverage without hiding the print.
Gingham swimwear outfit ideas for three summer scenarios
- Swimming: Wear the top with a secure bottom and retie the back and neck straps before you get in. The adjustable ties let you tighten for movement, but the supplied information doesn’t specify chlorine or saltwater care, so rinse and follow any care label that comes with the top.
- Sunbathing: Loosen the neck straps slightly if you want to avoid tie marks, but keep the back tie secure so the top stays in place when you turn. The fully lined front adds comfort for lying out.
- Beach to ice cream stop: Add high-waisted shorts or a midi skirt over your swim bottom and keep the Lola Top as your top layer. The gingham print reads as a summer pattern, so it works with denim, white cotton, or raffia accessories.
Tie-side adjustment: what it can and can’t fix
The Lola Triangle Top uses adjustable straps and a tie back rather than tie-side bikini bottoms, so the adjustment happens at the neck and back. Here’s how to think about what those ties can do.
- Can adjust: The back tie changes how snug the band feels around your ribcage. The neck straps change how high or low the triangles sit on your chest.
- Can’t adjust: The size of the triangle cups themselves. If the cup coverage feels too small or too large, changing the ties won’t resize the fabric—you’d need a different size. The Lola Top is available in M, L, XL, and XXL.
- Not confirmed: The supplied product information does not include care instructions, padding details, or a specific size chart. Check the product page or the label that arrives with your top for those details rather than guessing.
A fit check before you commit to the look
Once you’ve tied the Lola Triangle Top, do a quick mirror check from the front, side, and back. The triangle cups should sit flat against your body without gaping or digging. Raise your arms overhead—if the top rides up more than you’re comfortable with, tighten the back tie a little and recheck.
Remember that the Lola Top is designed for a barely there feel. If you prefer more coverage, that’s a valid reason to choose a different cut, not a sign that you tied it wrong. The adjustable ties personalize the fit within the top’s intended triangle shape.


