Swimwear for small breasted females

Swimwear is a nightmare for the ones at the opposite end of the spectrum too, with big boobs. You can pretty much cancel out swimming altogether because it looks so undecent
However I've always thought bikinis were exclusively for those with smaller boobs? They seem to work better on someone with a B cup as opposed to say an F cup in terms of holding them in place.
Surely there are bikinis without the padding in them? With the one piece, they're kind of supposed to be flattened/held firmly as it makes it easier to swim.

literally any company.

it's so so so much more difficult to find bikinis that cover it all, i tell ya.

good quality ones i've found from new look, though there are some really good sustainable company ones you can find too.

I understand where you're coming from and I don't want to undermine the difficulty faced by females on the end of the spectrum either. However, it is still difficult for us with small boobs as these small sizes don't always fit (no matter how small you size down) or aren't always flattering to us. I agree that one piece swimsuits are meant to keep your boobs firmly in place but I think they can still do that without making them look non-existent. Thank you for your feedback though because it's definitely given me a lot of things to think about in more detail.

No, but can you do one for larger breast sizes, as we probably have the most issues overall. after all, we need the correct coverage, support and lift and more underwired cups throughout. Surely an ordinary swimming costume or any kind of bikini top would fit a small breasted woman. Yet women with larger breasts definitely don't have this luxury and end up often in swimwear that is uncomfortable both to wear and to look at or be seen in, or it simply doesn't fit properly, not covering us up as it should. Once you have kids you definitely need more support, particularly when you have larger breasts and you won't get that unless you get a cupped swimsuit, which isn't generic, so most swimwear is out of the running straight away. Then it is a matter of finding the right size and if you are larger than say a 38 or a D cup again you often find the swimwear you want and like doesn't come in your size. Then you are often left with completely unflattering choices that are usually ugly as hell and far from fashionable, in very limited colours/patterns.