Cut Out One Piece Swimsuits

Openings Are the Design

A cut out one piece swimsuit has shaped openings cut into the fabric — deliberate gaps that remove material and show skin in a designed shape. Cut out is a construction detail, not a single style: the same opening idea appears on sporty, high-leg, Brazilian and monokini one-pieces.

This collection gathers 193 styles carrying the detail, from about $21 to $65.

Placement Does the Work

Each placement changes the coverage and the look:

• Side and waist cutouts — the most common; open lines at the ribs or midsection.
• Back cutouts — openings across the back panel, from keyholes to wide open backs.
• Chest and underbust — openings under or between the cups.
• Monokini panels — strappy and connecting designs that read as open sections.

The photos show where the opening sits and how much fabric it removes.

Three Ways to Open a One-Piece

The three labels describe overlapping constructions:

• Cut out — shaped openings in the fabric; the general term across styles.
• Monokini — a one-piece styled with open panels or straps to read as two pieces; often carries the cutout label here.
• Hollow out — openings hollowed into a garment body; the one-piece-leaning twin of cut out.
• Open back — the back panel removed entirely, from racer to deep plunge.

The tags overlap — the photos and listing type settle what each piece is.

Opening Size, Position, Structure

A short order for the 193 styles:

• Pick the opening position — side, back, chest or midsection.
• Pick the opening size — a small keyhole to wide panels.
• Pick the structure — more cutouts mean more reliance on straps and panels for fit.
• Check the size chart and photos on each listing.

Position, size, structure — then the chart.

Quick Answers

Q: Is a monokini a cut out one piece? A: Many monokinis in this store carry the cutout label — the tags overlap. A monokini is the strappy, multi-panel reading of the same open one-piece idea.

Q: Can I wear these for swimming? A: Yes — they are swimwear; pieces with more openings rely on their straps and panels, so check the construction if you plan active swimming.

Q: What should I pair with a cutout suit? A: A simple cover-up for the beach walk — the cutout read works best without competing layers.