Smocked Swimsuits & Separates
FAQs
Smocked swimwear features stitched, gathered sections that create a textured look. The detail can cover a bodice or appear just at the waist or sides. Winnie has a smocked bodice, Cassie has a smocked waist, and the Sanitas Smocked Bottom keeps the detail at the sides.
Choose a one-piece if you like a connected silhouette; Winnie adds adjustable straps to its smocked bodice. A tankini offers a separate top with torso coverage—Cassie has a loose-fitting torso and built-in bra. Bikini separates let you choose your top and bottom sizes independently and mix silhouettes to suit your preferences.
Not necessarily. Smocking is a design detail, so coverage and support depend on the individual suit. The Sanitas Smocked Bottom has a slightly cheeky cut, for example. Look at each style’s coverage, bra construction and strap details rather than relying on texture alone.
For a higher waist and an easy solid-color pairing, explore our solid high-waisted bikini bottoms. If coverage across the seat is your priority, browse our full-coverage bikini bottoms. Rise and rear coverage are different fit details, so check both to find your preferred combination.





















