Cut Out Bikini

What Are Cut Out Bikinis?

A cut out bikini has a shaped opening cut into the fabric — a deliberate gap where fabric is removed to show skin in a designed shape. Cut out is a construction detail, not a style: the openings appear on halter tops, bandeau sets, one-pieces and bottoms, and each placement reads differently.

This collection gathers 95 styles carrying the detail, and the pool is a catalog-level tag — true cutout pieces sit beside loosely tagged styles. Prices run from about $29 to $53.

Where Cutouts Sit

The placement does the design work, and each location changes the coverage and the look:

• Side cutouts — openings at the waist or ribs; the most common placement, adding an open line at the side.
• Back cutouts — openings across the back panel; visible from behind and cut into the back coverage.
• Chest and underbust — openings under or between the cups; the cutout look on tops.
• Midriff and middle — openings at the midsection of a one-piece or high-waist set.

Each placement removes fabric from a different point — the photos show where the opening sits and how much coverage it takes.

Cut Out vs Hollow Out

Two opening words sit close, and the garments separate them:

• Cut out — a shaped opening in the fabric; the general construction detail across tops, bottoms and one-pieces.
• Hollow out — openings hollowed into a garment, most often one-piece bodies and monokinis; the hollow-out collection owns that usage.

On a one-piece the words often describe the same openings — this page covers the general cutout detail, and the hollow-out page covers the one-piece hollowed-body reading.

The Styles in This Collection

The pool disclosure keeps the page honest:

• Cutout across styles — underboob cutout tops, cutout high-waist sets and ribbed cutout bralettes.
• Tag runs loose — about a third of the pool carries a visible cutout; the openings in the photos decide.
• Price range — $29 to $53.

Shop by the opening in the photos — cutout is a visual fact, and the image shows where the fabric opens.

Choosing a Cut Out Bikini

Work through four decisions:

• Placement: side, back, chest or middle — where the opening sits
• Opening size: small notches to wide gaps — the photos show the scale
• Coverage: the cutout removes fabric — plan the rest of the coverage
• Garment: two-piece or one-piece

Sizes run XS to XL with some one-size pieces — check each listing's chart and read the opening placement in the photos.