Full Coverage Bikini

Full coverage bikinis describe bottoms with full rear coverage — the seat fully covered with a lower leg cut — 31 styles, from about $17. The high end of the coverage spectrum, opposite cheeky.

31 products

Textured Boyshort Long Sleeve Cutout Bikini Swimsuit

Textured Boyshort Long Sleeve Cutout Bikini Swimsuit

$37.10
Ribbed Wrap Boyshort Bralette Brazilian Bikini Swimsuit

Ribbed Wrap Boyshort Bralette Brazilian Bikini Swimsuit

$34.71
Athletic Ribbed Boyshort Triangle Bikini Swimsuit

Athletic Ribbed Boyshort Triangle Bikini Swimsuit

$35.01
High Waist Boyshort Drawstring Sleeved Bikini Swimsuit

High Waist Boyshort Drawstring Sleeved Bikini Swimsuit

$39.12
Tropic Boyshort Long Sleeve Lace Up Bikini Swimsuit

Tropic Boyshort Long Sleeve Lace Up Bikini Swimsuit

$37.17
Wavy Print Tie String Triangle Four Piece Swimsuit

Wavy Print Tie String Triangle Four Piece Swimsuit

$36.56
Polka Dot Knot String Triangle Two Piece Swimsuit

Polka Dot Knot String Triangle Two Piece Swimsuit

$34.93
Contrast Tie String Triangle Brazilian Bikini Swimsuit

Contrast Tie String Triangle Brazilian Bikini Swimsuit

$34.79
Striped Boyshort Drawstring Bralette Bikini Swimsuit

Striped Boyshort Drawstring Bralette Bikini Swimsuit

$35.05
Shirred High Waist Bralette Sunnybikinis Swimsuit

Shirred High Waist Bralette Sunnybikinis Swimsuit

$34.86
Metallic Starfish Halter String Bikini Swimsuit

Metallic Starfish Halter String Bikini Swimsuit

$33.76

What Full Coverage Means

Full coverage in swim bottoms means the fabric covers the entire seat — no cheek showing at the sides — with a leg cut that sits lower and fuller than cheeky or moderate styles. The cut is the definition: the leg opening and the rear panel decide how much the bottom covers, and full coverage is the maximum of that spectrum.

This collection holds 31 styles from about $17 under the full coverage label. The honest note: the label runs loose on this pool, and high-waist, boyshort and covering-cut styles sit alongside — each listing’s photos show the actual rear coverage.

The Coverage Spectrum

Cheeky: high leg cut, part of the seat shows
Moderate: mid leg cut, most of the seat covered
Full coverage: lower leg cut, entire seat covered
Thong: minimal rear fabric

Coverage is decided by the leg cut and the rear panel, not by marketing language. Cheeky cuts sit high on the hip and show part of the seat; moderate covers most of it; full coverage uses a lower, fuller cut that covers everything. The four rungs are the same spectrum in any catalog.

Coverage Language vs Marketing

Coverage words are sometimes stretched into body claims. Those are marketing statements, not fit facts: the cut changes how much the suit covers and how the leg line sits, and any effect on how a body reads is personal and unverified.

On this page the spectrum is described as construction — leg cut and rear panel — with no body results promised. What matters for choosing is how much coverage you want and how the bottom sits on you, which the size chart and photos carry.

What This Pool Carries

The 31 styles under this label lean toward covering cuts: high-waist styles with fuller rear panels, boyshort bottoms and full-cover two-pieces sit in the range alongside label mates from the general catalog.

Because the label runs loose, shop by the silhouette you prefer — high-waist, boyshort or classic full-coverage cut — and confirm the rear coverage on the listing photos.

Choosing and Caring

Full coverage suits shoppers who want the seat fully covered at the pool — for lounging, active days or personal preference. Match the cut to the coverage you want: boyshorts cover with shorts-style legs, high-waist styles add torso coverage, and classic full-coverage cuts keep the standard bikini cut with a fuller rear panel.

Care follows the fabric: rinse after salt or chlorine, wash gentle, dry flat. The fuller panels dry like any swim fabric.

Frequently asked questions

What is a full coverage bikini?

A swim bottom with full rear coverage — the fabric covers the entire seat with a lower, fuller leg cut, opposite the cheeky cut.

What is the difference between full coverage and cheeky?

Leg cut — cheeky cuts sit high and show part of the seat; full coverage uses a lower, fuller cut that covers it completely.

What is the difference between full coverage and moderate?

Coverage amount — moderate covers most of the seat with a mid leg cut; full coverage covers it entirely with a lower cut.

Is this collection actually all full coverage?

No — the label runs loose. High-waist, boyshort and covering-cut styles sit alongside, so the photos on each listing carry the actual rear coverage.

What styles come in full coverage?

High-waist styles with fuller rear panels, boyshort bottoms and classic full-coverage two-pieces — across the store’s usual tops.

Does full coverage change how I look?

The cut changes how much the suit covers and how the leg line sits — any effect on how a body reads is personal and unverified. No body results are promised.

Is full coverage good for active days?

The fuller cut keeps the seat covered through movement — a practical choice for lounging and active days, and a matter of personal preference either way.

What sizes do full coverage bikinis come in?

The store’s regular XS to XL range. Coverage is a cut choice — sizing follows each listing’s usual chart.