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You’ve got better things to do than try on bathing suits—which is why we keep updating this guide with the best swimwear brands worth shopping. We’re sharing swimsuits that Glamour editors have tried, tested, and found live up to the hype; ones with ample support, flattering designs, and size-inclusive options for all types of bodies. Plus, they all range in price, so you can go with high-quality designers suited for a resort to affordable picks from Amazon for a last-minute getaway. We also kept 2024’s hottest swimwear trends in mind and found collections with high-cut bikinis in metallic or animal print and one-piece swimsuits with edgy hardware and cutouts.
PS: If you’re in need of a gift for your girlfriend or partner, let this serve as your swimsuit gift guide, as many of these pieces make excellent Christmas presents.
The best swimsuit brands, at a glance
- Best Overall: Amazon
- Best on Budget: Aerie
- Most Popular: Cupshe
- Best Size-Inclusive: Summersalt
- Best Full-Coverage: Andie
- Best Sexy: Skims
- Best Quiet-Luxury: Solid & Striped
- Best for Tummy Control: Miraclesuit
All your swimsuit questions, answered
How to shop for a swimsuit
Start by checking the swimsuit’s fabric. Opt for supportive, durable materials such as polyester, spandex, or nylon, which can withstand multiple wears and washes without breaking down or stretching out. These synthetics can hold up to chlorine and are more likely to keep their color and shape than natural picks like cotton. Some swimsuits also double as UPF clothing, which (along with your handy body sunscreen) protects your skin from the sun’s rays.
How to wash a bathing suit
Always check the label for any specific washing and drying instructions. If you’re handwashing, rinse your suit in cold water immediately after use to remove chlorine, salt, and oils. Then fill a sink with cool water, add a small amount of mild detergent, and let the bathing suit soak for up to 30 minutes. Rinse thoroughly with cool water to remove all soap residue. Gently squeeze out excess water (no wringing or twisting), and lay the bathing suit flat on a clean towel. Roll the towel up with the bathing suit inside to gently press out more water, then lay it flat to air-dry, away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
How to find your swimsuit size
The best way to find your right swimsuit size is to measure yourself. Start by measuring the fullest part of your bust, the narrowest part of your waist, and the widest part of your hips. Once you have those measurements, consult the size chart provided by the bathing suit brand. Remember, it’s not just about the numbers; consider the style and cut of each suit as well. Some designs run smaller or larger, so it’s important to think about how you want the bathing suit to fit—snug for support, or a bit looser for comfort? Many bathing suits also come with adjustable features such as straps or ties, allowing for a more personalized fit.
What’s the best type of bathing suit for you?
The right bathing suit depends on your personal style and the activities you have planned. For active pursuits like swimming or boating, look for styles with good support and secure fastenings (nobody wants to lose their top while they’re tubing). For simply lounging by the pool or at the beach, a more relaxed fit with less coverage can work.
- One-piece: Provides moderate coverage and support, usually in a simple pull-on style. One-pieces are also available in bra sizes from some retailers.
- Bikini: Composed of a separate top and bottoms, bikinis come in an array of different styles including triangle top, halter, bandeau, side-tie bottoms, full briefs, Brazilian tangas, and more.
- Tankini: As a tank top combined with separate bottoms, a tankini offers more coverage than a classic bikini top.
- High-waist bottom: These are vintage-inspired bottoms that offer extra tummy control and support.
- Swim dresses: A one-piece with an attached skirt, providing additional coverage around the hips and thighs.
- Rash guard: A long- or- short-sleeve UV-protective athletic shirt, ideal for water sports and protection from the sun.
How to choose a bathing suit for tummy control
If you’re shopping for a tummy control bathing suit, looking for a piece with extra support is key. “A well-fitted swimsuit is more likely to offer effective tummy control, so look for swimsuits made from high-quality, durable materials like polyester and Lycra, with a good amount of stretch—this will provide a comfortable fit and better support,” Cami Raymond, senior design director at shapewear brand Ruby Ribbon, previously told Glamour.
As far as two-pieces go, Raymond recommends opting for high-waist bottoms, and if a one-piece is more your style, she suggests looking for styles that have ruching or ruffles around the midsection area. “This can help disguise any midsection insecurities and create a more flattering silhouette,” she says.
Best Swimsuits Overall: Amazon
One retailer that’ll make your swimsuit shopping a little less painful is Amazon—it has a massive selection of in-house, luxury, and budget-friendly swimwear options, and its fast shipping can have your new pieces at your doorstep in as little as two days. Glamour editor-favorites include Cupshe, Miraclesuit, and Wrewring. When shopping for a suit on Amazon (or clothing in general), we recommend verifying the seller is reliable by clicking on their storefront and reading reviews to confirm that the product is the same color and fit as it appears.
Price range: $–$$$$ | Return policy: Varies by brand, but most are returnable | Sizes: Varies by brand, but most offer XXS–XXXL
- Pros: Giant selection of affordable and luxury swimwear; fast shipping; wide range of sizes
- Cons: Content isn’t curated, so there’s a lot to shop
- Our favorite styles: Two of my favorite suits of the season come from Amazon. I was shocked by the quality of this under-$35, ultra-trendy white bow suit that was totally opaque in the water, washes well, and doubles as a top. I also love my reversible bow swimsuit, below, which has light tummy control without being too compressive and has the most darling shoulder design. —Brie Schwartz, Glamour commerce director
Best on a Budget: Aerie
You probably know Aerie (from American Eagle) as your one-stop shop for comfortable underwear and bras, but have you gotten into its swim section yet? Aerie might be known as a teen brand, but adults enjoy and rave about it too (us included). In addition to being on the more affordable side, the brand makes sure to promote body positivity and inclusivity across the board through its non-edited campaigns and extensive sizing options. And there’s a swimsuit for every kind of summer aesthetic, whether you prefer offbeat prints or showing off some skin. Our current favorites include this comfortable bikini top that comes in a sparkling luxe fabric and the full-coverage bikini bottom in a ribbed finish.
Price range: $–$$ | Return policy: Returns with proof of purchase are eligible for a full refund | Sizes: XS–XXL
- Pros: Affordable; comfortable; sustainable initiatives
- Cons: Not a ton of tummy control
- Our favorite style: I wore a green crinkled one-piece from Aerie on a cruise recently and liked the coverage and fit. It’s slightly cheeky and I love the lower back exposure. My stomach doesn’t feel too sucked in, which I prefer over super-compressive fits. —Jenifer Calle, Glamour senior commerce editor
Most Sustainable: Free People
We’re partial to Free People’s boho vibes (we especially love their crocheted knits), but you can also rely on the brand’s curation and in-house line, Free-est, to bring you key fashion trends, such as glitter suits and string bikinis. Notably, Free People has doubled the number of sustainable styles in its collection since 2021. Recycled materials are found throughout its pieces, and the company donates unsold wholesale and direct-to-consumer items to nonprofits in order to divert waste from landfills. Our eyes are currently set on this Amber One-Piece with a deep V-neck and lower back design.
Price range: $$–$$$$ | Return policy: Items can be returned within 30 days of delivery date (any returns after will be exchanged for a Free People gift card) | Sizes: Sizes range by brand, but typically run from XS–XL
- Pros: Sustainable materials used; trendy styles
- Cons: Limited sizing; pricey
Most Popular: Cupshe
Cupshe is one of the brands Glamour readers shop the most. The best-selling retailer is known for its super-affordable one-pieces, bikini sets, swim dresses, tankinis, and cover-ups, including options with underwire for extra bust support and lots of ruching for tummy control. We like the wide array of sizes that Cupshe offers, ranging from extra-small picks to 3X plus-size pieces.
Price range: $–$$ | Return policy: Any items that are not listed as final sale are eligible for a refund within 30 days of the delivery date as long as they’re unworn and still tagged | Sizes: XS–3X
- Pros: Most suits are under $50 and available on Amazon; suits come in many patterns and colors; built-in tummy control
- Cons: Styles may feel more classic and retro than trendy and fresh
Best Size-Inclusive: Summersalt
Summersalt is size-inclusive and great for women who are looking for more coverage but want to avoid granny vibes (with all due respect to grannies). Summersalt is best known for its Sidestroke—an off-the-shoulder one-piece that offers tummy-control compression and runs from sizes 0 through 24. Tankinis, sporty swim skirts, long-torso styles, high-waist two-pieces with adjustable straps, and an array of beach cover-ups are all on worthwhile here too. Most pieces are available for under $100 and don’t compromise on quality.
Price range: $$–$$$ | Return policy: For a full refund, items must be returned unworn within 21 days of delivery date; mail-in returns will be charged an $8 label fee | Sizes: XS–3X
- Pros: Plus sizing is available; modest, full-coverage styles
- Cons: Silhouettes may not feel sexy enough for some
- Our favorite style: Glamour tester Katherine Howell-Kiser says she appreciates the Perfect Wrap suit’s no-fuss sewn-in cups that don’t shift or slip out in the wash. “I can also adjust the wrap and make it tighter for a more snatched look,” she says.
Best for Tummy Control: Miraclesuit
Miraclesuit’s tummy-control swimsuits are like having a little magic in your drawer—perfect for those who want a boost of confidence at the beach along with comfort and support. The suits flatter and firm up all the right places but don’t sacrifice comfort or style. Two particular pieces we have our eyes on include this illusionist crossover one-piece that hugs at all the right places.
Price range: $$–$$$ | Return policy: Free exchanges and returns with no box or label needed (via Happy Returns) | Sizes: 6–18
- Pros: Strong tummy control and bust support; painless returns and exchanges
- Cons: Pricey
Best Quiet-Luxury: Solid & Striped
Solid & Striped keeps its designs fresh (its artistic director is queen of quiet luxury Sofia Richie Grainge, after all). While you can still find plenty of classic bikinis and belted maillots that will never go out of style, the brand has a trendy lineup this year featuring crocheted cutouts and graphic prints. Something else we love about this brand: It gives luxury without breaking the bank, as most pieces are under $100.
Price range: $$–$$$ | Return policy: All full-price items are eligible to be returned or exchanged within 30 days of purchase, and all returns are subject to a $6.95 restocking fee | Sizes: XS–XL
- Pros: Retro designs; high quality
- Cons: Pricey
- Our favorite style: I can wear this black one-piece at the beach and immediately pair it with some denim shorts as a bodysuit for post-beach activities. —Andrea Navarro, Glamour contributor
Most Supportive: Lively
Lingerie brand Lively knows its way around comfortable bras for all sizes, so it’s only natural that its swimwear is as reliable. Its Swim Ruched Plunge Bralette has attained cult-favorite status among reviewers for being that elusive mix of flattering, comfortable, and supportive—and the rest of its swimwear is just as great. Two sets we love include their ribbed bikini bandeau and bralettes with matching bottoms. Plus, the fact that you can buy them in a set—a rare occurrence in the bathing suit world—is also a bonus.
Price range: $$–$$$ | Return policy: Items can be returned within 30 days of the delivery date if they’re unworn, undamaged, and unwashed with all tags attached | Sizes: XS–XL
- Pros: Site lets you filter between three levels of bustiness; suits made of eco-friendly material
- Cons: No plus sizing
Best for Moms: Boden
This Kate Middleton–favorite brand has an extensive selection of perfect-fit options, many of which are good for moms looking for a little extra coverage without sacrificing cuteness (like this rash guard, below). Many of its one-pieces come with custom cup sizes, which is ideal for the gals with larger busts. Boden is also stocked with styles for both long and short torsos, and plenty of plus-size options.
Price range: $$$ | Return policy: Boden offers free returns for items sent back in their original condition within 45 days of their ship date; if an item is returned after the 45-day period, it’s still eligible for store credit | Sizes: 32A–38DD
- Pros: Cup sizing for bust; practical, modest silhouettes; sustainable initiatives
- Cons: Pricey; limited sizing
- Our favorite style: This is my all-time favorite bathing suit. It took decades to find a one-piece that could give me the same support, lift, and shape as a swim top or a bra, so once I found Boden, I never looked back. —B.S. on her Boden Panel Underwire Suit
Best Sexy: Skims
Kim Kardashian’s got the girls covered whether they want rhinestone-encrusted bikinis or mesh cover-ups. It’s all supremely sexy, but Glamour editors also love that the tops actually provide support and the bottoms some tummy control. And if you’re into your butt being the star of the show, swim bottoms just keep getting teenier and tinier, with thongs front and center. But don’t fret if you prefer more coverage: the brand offers that too with their range of one-piece suits and sarong cover-ups.
Price range: $$–$$$ | Return policy: Returns must be requested within 30 days of your order date for a refund or store credit | Sizes: XXS–4X
- Pros: Size inclusive; fun styles; sexy cuts; tummy control
- Cons: Not a ton of modest options
- Our favorite style: This is my favorite scoopneck one-piece of the moment. It’s a little revealing and shows off some side boob and is cheeky, but I prefer it that way. It has the same compression as Skims’ shapewear, so the tummy control is really powerful. —A.N.
Best Full-Coverage: Andie
Andie Swim created a Fit Finder quiz (gathering data from wear tests on thousands of women) to ensure your suit is right in line with your personal preferences, so you won’t be met with any unwelcome surprises when your package arrives. Shoppers approve of Andie Swim for offering long-torso swimsuits, more modest swimwear options, and support for when you’re bouncing around on the beach.
Price range: $$–$$$ | Return policy: Returns are accepted for items in original, unworn condition with all tags and liners intact within 14 days from delivery, and free exchanges are offered for all orders shipped to the US | Size range: XS–3X
- Pros: Inclusive sizing, including long-torso
- Cons: Pricey
- Our favorite styles: Glamour contributor Gina Marinelli is a fan of Andie’s Tulum swimsuit. “I spent a few extra minutes sitting around in this swimsuit just because the ribbed material is so comfortable,” she says. Another great pick? The Malibu suit. “It comes in a long-torso version, the snaps are adjustable so you can choose to show more or less cleavage, and it looks like a tank top when you wear it with a skirt, pants, or shorts,” says Glamour’s Howell-Kiser.
Best Plus-Size: Swimsuits for All
Thanks to boundary-breaking brands like Swimsuits for All, women of all shapes and sizes can get in on the season’s trends, like swim dresses and high-cut one-pieces—because everybody deserves fashion-forward options. The ones we’re eyeing from the brand include their fringe bandeau one-piece (fringes are a key 2024 fashion trend) and this lace-up number that’s both sexy and flattering.
Price range: $$–$$$ | Return policy: US customers can return all unused, unworn, unwashed, or defective merchandise within 60 days of the ship date | Sizes: 8–48
- Pros: Inclusive sizing; many styles available
- Cons: Styles are not trendy or edgy
Best for Bust: Cuup
If you’re familiar with Cuup’s minimalist bra and underwear styles, you’ll trust that its high-quality swim designs share a similar no-fuss ethos, prioritizing a good bust fit and a luxe feel over unnecessary frills. (The versatile colors, such as peach and aquamarine, look good as sets or mixed and matched.) We’re also a fan of their size range for busts as they serve styles all the way up to 44H.
Price range: $$ | Return policy: All unused, unworn, unwashed, or defective items may be returned within 60 days of your ship date | Sizes: 30A–44H (tops and one pieces); XS–3X (bottoms)
- Pros: Strong bust support; comfortable; tummy control
- Cons: Pricey
- Our favorite style: Navarro calls The Scoop one of the most comfortable bras she’s ever tried—and you can find it as a bikini top. “It’s next-level soft and doesn’t make me feel like I can’t breathe even if it’s on for hours,” she says. “I love that the bra’s straps are wide-set. As for support, it’s as comfy as it gets for a wire bra.”
Best for Basics: J.Crew
Prefer to keep things understated but stylish? J.Crew’s swimwear lineup offers that perfect balance of full coverage and timeless elegance. Its pieces are all about comfort-meets-classic, with high-quality materials and cuts that make you feel covered yet chic—ideal for enjoying the sun in style. We’re particularly enamored with their one-piece styles like this V-neck one-piece and leopard print strapless pick that are the ultimate blend of fashionable and perennial.
Price range: $$ | Return policy: For US orders, J.Crew accepts returns and exchanges within 30 days; a fee of $7.50 will be deducted from your refund for shipping | Sizes: 0–24
- Pros: Inclusive sizing; timeless styles; modest cuts available; UPF protection in fabric
- Cons: Styles are not at all trendy if you want a fresher feel
- Our favorite styles: I’ve worn this V-neck in classic black for over five years and get compliments on it all the time. Its plunging cut draws attention to my smaller chest, which I like, and its ruching is loose and comfy against my midsection. I especially appreciate that its fabric has UPF 50 sun protection woven in! I actually wear the suit year-round as a bodysuit under skirts and pants. —Malia Griggs, Glamour commerce editor
Best Bikinis: Frankies Bikinis
Between cutout bras and thong bikinis, Frankies Bikinis continues to bring a bold, unapologetic energy to its swimwear that will make you feel like that girl. (The brand is cosigned by Gigi Hadid, Sydney Sweeney, and a number of fashion bloggers, after all.) We’d recommend this brand for those with smaller chests and for those who prefer an itsy-bitsy teeny-weeny yellow polka-dot bikini style, if you catch our drift.
Price range: $$$ | Return policy: Unworn bikinis and clothing returned within 30 days of purchase are acceptable for a full refund | Sizes: XS–XXL
- Pros: Trendy; fun prints
- Cons: Not full coverage; pricey
Best Designer: Agua by Agua Bendita
Agua by Agua Bendita doesn’t shy away from bright colors or unique prints—in fact, that’s the reason so many celebs and influencers have gravitated to the brand for both beachwear and wedding guest attire. Adding to its appeal? Each piece is handmade by artisans in Colombia, and the luxury brand produces only three collections per year in order to reduce its environmental impact.
Price range: $$$–$$$$ | Return policy: All items must be returned in the original packaging, unused, unstained, unwashed, and with all tags within 30 days for a full refund; no exchanges. | Sizes: XS–XL
- Pros: Gorgeous patterns; made of recycled materials; handmade
- Cons: Pricey; very limited sizing
Best Boho: Anthropologie
Anthropologie’s dreamy, festival-ready style extends to its in-house swimwear. Its one-pieces and bikinis feature maximalist bows, ruffles, and retro prints (while its cover-ups are heavy on linen, tiers, and mesh crochet and knits). The retailer carries a ton of the best swimsuit brands as well (many of which are in this story), such as Agua Bendita, Andie, Beach Riot, and Montce. We’re a massive fan of their one-pieces, including this Suzanna Strapless number that is the epitome of the bow trend-meets-swimwear.
Price range: $$–$$$ | Return policy: Returns or exchanges may be made within 30 days of the purchase date (after this, credit will be issued up to one year); a $5.95 fee will be deducted from your refund for mailed returns | Sizes: Varies by brand, but most offer XS–XL
- Pros: Cool-girl suits; variety of brands
- Cons: Pricey; limited sizing; styles don’t offer as much tummy support
Best Vintage-Inspired: Sea Level
This Australian brand is known for its contouring swimwear made from recycled nylon and upcycled pre-consumer waste. Its designs run more classic—naval-stripe one-pieces, floral high-waist bikini bottoms, and polka-dot swimsuits. Throw on red lipstick and espadrille sandals and you’ll be the ultimate pin-up girl.
Price range: $$$ | Return policy: Refund, store credit, or exchange must be made within 30 days of purchase | Sizes: 4–14
- Pros: Bust support for cup sizes A to DD; double-lined fabric for support
- Cons: No plus sizing
Best for Over 50: Hermoza
Romance dominates Hermoza’s luxury swimwear—fluttery skirts, sleeves that drape off the shoulder, and garden prints reign supreme. The Spanish brand’s influences are a little Spanish and a little Southern (US, that is), and it carries swim styles for a variety of life stages (over 50, moms, teens, and kids). We have our eyes on their best-selling one-piece styles including this off-the-shoulder ruffle one-piece swimsuit and the square-neck sash pick that offers support at the waist with an adjustable tie.
Price range: $$–$$$ | Return policy: Return or exchange purchases within 14 days of receipt | Sizes: 2–14
- Pros: Styles for different life stages; smoothing material
- Cons: Limited sizing
Most Comfortable: Hunza G
Hunza G’s staple crinkle fabric has been around since the 1980s. (Remember the white-and-blue dress Julia Roberts wore in Pretty Woman? It’s Hunza G.) A few decades and a rebrand later, its iconic crinkle suits still feel incredibly modern—and so comfortable. Vivid (and sorbet) shades, unique textures, and one-size-fits-most designs are what make this brand a must in our beach packing list.
Price range: $$$–$$$$ | Return policy: All items bought directly from the Hunza G website can be returned within 45 days of purchase free of charge | Sizes: One-size model (typically fits a US size 0–12)
- Pros: Comfy crinkle fabric; tummy control; modest
- Cons: Only come in one size; pricey
- Our favorite style: “The Hunza G square-neck one-piece is absolutely the most comfortable one I’ve ever worn,” says Navarro, with a nod to its extremely stretchy, clingy, one-size-fits-all design. “It’s more on the modest side, so if you’re not in the mood to wear swimwear that’s super revealing, it’s a great pick."
Best Edgy: Riot Swim
Riot Swim one-pieces are some of reviewers’ favorite swimwear. The Echo one-piece is the brand’s best-selling item, all thanks to its ruched center with tummy control and its plunging neckline—everybody looks amazing in it. Not into one-piece swimsuits? Riot also has plenty of bikinis with cheeky bottoms and triangle tops that you can mix and match instead.
Price range: $$$ | Return policy: Shoppers seeking a full refund of the item cost and applicable taxes have seven days after the delivery date to do so. Refunds exclude shipping costs and insurance. | Sizes: XS–XL
- Pros: Trendy, daring styles
- Cons: Pricey
- Our favorite styles: The ruching in the middle of Riot’s Echo one-piece provides some moderate tummy control and snatches your waist right in. I also find the high-cut bottoms super flattering. —A.N.
Best for Maternity: Good American
Good American has sizing down when it comes to denim, and we’re happy to report that they have nailed it in the swimwear department too. To ensure that everyone gets to feel confident and sexy at the beach, GA’s swimwear is designed to fluctuate with the natural changes in your body—like swelled breasts and bloating. Good American also has maternity swimwear styles for pregnant people (and postpartum).
Price range: $$–$$$ | Return policy: Accepts returns and exchanges of items within 21 days of the date an order was shipped | Sizes: XXS–4X
- Pros: Plus sizing; fabric that expands and contracts with body changes
- Cons: Runs out of sizes quickly
Best for Details: Jade Swim
If you love staying ahead of the fashion curve, check out Jade Swim. This brand nails the minimal-chic look with a twist—think sleek cuts, intriguing textures, metallic fabrics, and elegant hardware that work just as well at a pool party as they do at a beachside café. Two styles we’ve already added to cart include this cutout one-piece and these high-waisted bottoms with a horseshoe hardware detail.
Price range: $$–$$$ | Return policy: All orders can be returned or exchanged within 14 days | Sizes: XS–XL
- Pros: Cool, unexpected details and cutouts; sustainable upcycled fabrics used
- Cons: Pricey; limited sizing
Most Trendy: SAME
You may recognize this Los Angeles-based swimwear brand from your FYP or Instagram, as their trendy styles are well loved by influencers and fashion girls alike. This brand mixes trend with elegance and never fails to create looks that balance intricate pattern and detail with trendy shapes and hues—just peep the gorgeous one-piece with a statement-making rose accessory.
Price range: $$-$$$ | Return policy: Accepts returns for store credit, exchange, or refund on all full-price items within 14 days of delivery | Sizes: XS-L
- Pros: High-quality materials and massive variety of patterns and luxe details like hardware, flowers, and beads
- Cons: Pricey; and the brand doesn’t sell sets
- Our favorite styles: Glamour’s Alanna Martine Kilkeary is a huge fan of Same’s rosette swimwear line that features a 3D flower on a wide array of bikini tops, bottoms, and one-piece styles.
Best Value: Monday Swimwear
When spending a chunk of change on a bathing suit, expecting a high-quality, durable, and well-fitting piece should be more than attainable. This goal is top of mind at Monday Swimwear, and their stunning swimsuits are proof. Every piece is designed to be comfortable and flattering no matter your size or swimwear goals, and the majority come in bright hues and bold patterns that you won’t be able to take your eyes off of.
Price range: $$-$$$ | Return policy: Accepts returns in original condition with tags and liners attached for either a refund, store credit, or a one-time exchange. | Sizes: P-VVV (Petite-Very Very Voluptuous)
- Pros: Comfortable to wear and flattering for all body types
- Cons: Pricey
Best Patterns: Triangl
Triangl swimwear brand became popular in the 2010s after it was spotted on Kylie Jenner. At the time, the brand was popular for their neoprene bright-colored suits with black outlines, but it has grown and evolved in 2024 with trending swimsuit styles with patterns for more mature shapes.
Price range: $$ | Return policy: Accepts returns 14 days of receipt of your shipment | Sizes: XXS-XL
- Pros: Cute and comfortable styles
- Cons: Some reviewers have mixed feels on the quality
- Our favorite styles: Glamour’s Kilkeary has been wearing Triangl suits since her teens. “I was absolutely obsessed with Triangl suits circa 2010-2012, and I definitely see myself revisiting their styles as an adult. I like that they have something for everyone, no matter what style you’re most comfortable in, like this red-checkered bikini if you want to show off more skin, or this full-piece suit with shorts if you want more coverage,” she says.