Bikini

The Bikini, in One Place

A bikini is a two-piece swimsuit — a top that covers the chest and a bottom that covers the hips — and it remains the most versatile swimwear shape you can buy. This collection is the full Sunnybikinis range: triangle, halter, bandeau, push-up, high-waist and Brazilian sets in solids, prints and textured fabrics.

Because the catalog is large, the practical way to shop it is by silhouette: the top decides the line, the bottom decides the coverage, and the fabric decides the look. The sections below walk through both choices.

Bikini = top + bottom. Everything else is a choice within that shape.

Tops: Choose the Line

The top sets the silhouette, and each style suits a different look:

• Triangle tops — the classic minimal shape, with adjustable ties
• Halter tops — a v-neck line with neck support, in padded and unpadded versions
• Bandeau tops — a clean, strapless line that pairs well with high-waist bottoms
• Push-up and underwire tops — extra structure and lift for fuller shapes
• Sporty and ribbed tops — a more athletic line for active days

Most sets ship in multiple colors — check each listing for the shade options.

Top first: the neckline and straps set the whole look.

Bottoms: Choose the Coverage

The bottom decides the coverage, from cheeky to ultra-minimal:

• Cheeky and high-cut bottoms — a moderate, leg-lengthening line
• Brazilian bottoms — the fitted middle ground
• Thong and G-string bottoms — minimal coverage with string details
• High-waist bottoms — coverage at the waistline with a retro line
• Micro bottoms — the minimal end of the spectrum

Coverage is a comfort choice, not a quality signal — all of these are legitimate swimwear, and all of them are in this collection.

Bottom second: the coverage you choose sets how the whole suit feels.

Fabrics, Prints and Details

The third variable is the fabric. This collection runs through:

• Solids — ribbed, ruched, crinkled and metallic textures
• Prints — floral, tie-dye, animal and polka-dot patterns
• Mesh and sheer — for the transparent end of the spectrum
• Details — chains, beads, cutouts, lace and tie-ropes

Prices run from about $22 to $53 across the collection, and sizes from XS to XL with a few one-size pieces.

Fabric third: it changes the look more than anything except the cut.

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.