Guía de tallas
| X pequeño | Pequeño | Medio | Grande | X grande | |
| Tamaño | 0-2 | 2-4 | 6-8 | 10-12 | 14 |
| Talla de sujetador | 32A | 32-34/AB | 34B-D | 34-36/CD | 36D-E |
| Busto | 30-31" | 32-33" | 34-35" | 36-37" | 38-39" |
| Cintura natural | 25-26" | 27-28" | 29-30" | 31-32" | 33-34" |
| Cintura baja | 27-28" | 29-30" | 31-32" | 33-34" | 35-36" |
| Cadera | 34-35" | 36-37" | 38-39" | 40-41" | 42-43" |
SARASOTA: WHERE THE LIGHT LINGERS AND ELEGANCE BREATHES
Sarasota doesn’t rush you. It invites you in.
The air feels softer here—salted, warm, deliberate. Mornings unfold slowly: pale gold light on still water, palms barely moving, the day stretching open instead of shouting its arrival. This is a place that understands restraint, where beauty doesn’t need to announce itself to be felt.
The Gulf sets the rhythm. Early hours are glassy and quiet, the sea a muted wash of pearl and blue. By midday, the water turns luminous—milky turquoise, impossibly calm—boats drifting rather than cutting, as if speed would break the spell. Sarasota doesn’t chase momentum. It cultivates it. Life here moves with intention, from barefoot beach walks to linen dinners that linger well past sunset.
Architecture leans toward grace. Mediterranean Revival facades, airy modern lines, museums that feel like sanctuaries rather than statements. The Ringling’s courtyards glow in late afternoon light, downtown galleries hum quietly with ideas, and neighborhoods unfold behind banyan trees and shaded drives. Everything feels curated but unforced—polished, never precious.
Culture here is woven, not performed. Ballet and opera share space with farmer’s markets and sailboats. Creativity lives in small gestures: a perfectly worn café chair, a painter rinsing brushes near the bay, a swim at dusk when the horizon blushes and the world feels briefly suspended. Sarasota understands that luxury isn’t excess—it’s ease.
This is Florida for those who know. For the ones who appreciate craft over spectacle, depth over noise. A city shaped by artists, patrons, preservationists—people who came not to conquer the coast, but to belong to it. Style here is quiet confidence. Beauty is assumed. Time stretches.
COASTAL ESCAPES ACROSS SARASOTA’S SHORES
One town, endless ways to exhale. From open Gulf waters to shaded gardens, sunrise swims to candlelit evenings, Sarasota reveals itself slowly—rewarding those who move with intention and follow the light.
- Drift the Gulf with a private charter from Marina Jack or Sarasota Bay Explorers, where the water stretches calm and uninterrupted, and the shoreline feels deliberately distant. Dolphins surface quietly. Time loosens.
- Slip into the shallows at Lido Key or Siesta Key, where sand feels impossibly fine and the water glows pale turquoise. Early mornings belong to walkers and seabirds; late afternoons soften into gold.
- Paddle through the mangrove tunnels of South Lido Nature Park, where the city disappears entirely and Florida feels elemental—roots, water, silence, breath.
- Cycle the Bayfront or through quiet residential streets, banyan trees arching overhead, historic homes set back just enough to feel private, gracious, and lived-in.
- Lose an afternoon at The Ringling, wandering between the museum, the rose garden, and Ca’ d’Zan, where art, architecture, and the bay exist in effortless conversation.
- Pause downtown for galleries, bookstores, and long lunches, where creativity hums softly and nothing feels rushed—especially not conversation.
- Slip into St. Armands Circle as the sun lowers, linen dresses and salt-dried hair moving between cocktails, cafés, and storefronts glowing warm against the evening air.
- Watch dusk settle at Bayfront Park or over the John Ringling Causeway, sailboats cutting clean silhouettes as the sky fades from blush to indigo.
- End the night quietly, perhaps with live music drifting from a distance or a final walk along the water, where Sarasota saves its most intimate moments for those who linger.
Sarasota isn’t about escape in the dramatic sense—it’s about chosen calm. Between sea and culture, ritual and refinement, every moment feels considered, coastal, and unmistakably its own.
WHAT TO WEAR
Designed for Sarasota’s quieter kind of confidence, the Thunder Swimsuit is about restraint, strength, and ease. Clean lines, a sculptural high neckline, and a high-cut leg create a silhouette that feels architectural yet effortless—composed, never showy.
The minimal back and smooth fit balance coverage with subtle drama, lengthening the body without excess. It’s a suit that holds its shape and its presence.
Crafted from ECOVERA, a microplastic-free, double-layered fabric, Thunder is buttery-soft, UV-protected, quick-drying, and built to endure sun, salt, and heat.
From morning swims at Lido Key to lingering afternoons on St. Armands, Thunder doesn’t seek attention—it carries it. Quietly powerful swimwear for a coast that understands elegance in restraint.