Bikinis

The store's main bikini pool

This collection is the store-wide starting point for the two piece — the widest pool in the store, tracking every silhouette that lands: the classic triangle, the halter, the bandeau, the push up cup and the high waist line.

The pool runs 250+ styles, about $9.60 to $68.55 — from the entry string micro builds to the underwire, metallic and luxury configurations at the top of the range.

How the main pool breaks down

• Classic triangle string sets — the default cut of the store
• Halter and push up builds for the structured top
• Bandeau and strapless tops across the white and solid families
• High waist and Brazilian cuts for the coverage line
• Micro and sheer builds for the minimal coverage end
• The print families — animal, floral, tie dye, gingham and the abstract reads

Where to start in a 250+ pool

• Filter by the cut you wear most — the triangle default, the high waist line or the micro family
• Start from the solid builds and move into the prints once the cut is set
• The range spans the whole store — narrowing the price first makes the pool manageable
• The cut and color collections are the filtered views of this same store — go straight to the one that matches how you shop

Caring for a rotating bikini wardrobe

• Rinse every set after the water; salt and chlorine settle in the fiber before they show on the surface
• Rotate two or three sets if you swim on consecutive days; the fiber needs the dry time to recover
• Dry flat in shade; the light tones and the prints shift under direct sun first
• Store the sets separately from denim and dark dyes; the light bases pick up transfer

How to Shop This Collection

A practical order for working through 800+ sets:

• Start with the occasion — beach days, resort pools or pool parties
• Pick the top line: triangle, halter, bandeau, push-up or sporty
• Pick the bottom coverage: cheeky, Brazilian, thong, high-waist or micro
• Narrow by fabric: solids, prints, mesh or textured
• Check the size chart on each listing — coverage and stretch vary by style

The five-step order covers most decisions in a few minutes.

Occasion, then top, then bottom, then fabric — then the size chart.