Bikini ohne Bedeckung
Bikinis, die keinerlei Bedeckung bieten, befinden sich am äußersten Ende des Bedeckungsspektrums – Höschen, die als Micro, Tanga und String geschnitten sind, mit Triangel-, Neckholder- oder Bandeau-Oberteilen. Die Modelle kosten etwa 17 bis 64 US-Dollar.
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Sexy Bralette-Bralette-Badeanzug mit hohem Bein und brasilianischem Tanga-Bikini-Badeanzug
Sexy Bralette-Bralette-Badeanzug mit hohem Bein und brasilianischem Tanga-Bikini-Badeanzug
$32.99 -
Sexy brasilianischer Bandeau-Bikini-Badeanzug mit hoher Taille
Sexy brasilianischer Bandeau-Bikini-Badeanzug mit hoher Taille
$39.99
Bikinis & Badeanzüge ohne Bedeckung: Das Wenigste an Stoff
Die Silhouetten in dieser Kollektion
Wo man einen Bikini mit minimaler Bedeckung trägt
Frequently asked questions
What does “no coverage” mean in a bikini?
“No coverage” is a label for the most minimal end of the coverage spectrum — bottoms cut to micro, thong or string proportions with fabric kept to a minimum. It describes how little fabric a style uses, not a nudity claim. In this collection you’ll find Brazilian, thong, G-string, micro and string-tie styles.
Which bikini has the least coverage?
Within swimwear, the least-coverage styles are the nano and micro families — tiny triangles or strings held together by ties. In this collection, the micro bottoms, G-strings and string-tie styles sit at that end, and one-piece versions exist too.
Is it legal to wear a no-coverage bikini on a public beach?
Laws and rules vary: most places don’t regulate swimwear by style, but specific beaches, pools and venues set their own dress codes. Check local regulations and the venue’s rules before you go — what’s fine on a resort beach may not be at a family pool.
Will a no-coverage bikini stay on in the water?
It depends on the style and the fit. Adjustable ties let you tighten the band, and seamed bottoms generally stay in place better than seamless ones. That said, no minimal bikini is wave-proof — if you’re swimming in surf, expect to check the fit, and choose styles with more structure for active water.
What is the difference between a no-coverage bikini and a naked bikini?
“No coverage” is a coverage level — it describes minimal fabric on a real swimsuit. “Naked bikini” is an informal phrase shoppers use for styles that look like almost nothing is on; it’s not a defined category. You’ll find both kinds of styles on the site, in different collections.
Can a no-coverage bikini be supportive?
Support at minimal coverage comes from structure rather than fabric: padded tops, underwire styles and adjustable halter or triangle ties all appear in this collection. As a fit note, adjustable ties let you size up for the cups and tie tighter in the back — a trick that helps with cup sizes too.
Are no-coverage bikinis good for tanning?
Yes — minimal fabric means minimal tan lines, which is the main reason shoppers pick them. A thong or micro bottom leaves less coverage than a Brazilian, so the tanning result scales with how minimal the style is.
Is 60 too old to wear a no-coverage bikini?
There’s no age rule for swimwear — coverage is a personal choice, not a milestone. If you like the style, the practical questions are the same at any age: fit, support and the occasion you’ll wear it for. The sizing and structure notes in this collection apply the same way.
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