It’s officially that time of year where everyone’s planning their Spring Break getaways (and if you’re Type A you’ve probably got some summer plans in the making, too). So, naturally, we need our Spring Break swimsuits. There’s some really fun early options that gave me a little peek at the styles brands are gearing up to roll out for 2026. From vintage florals to slightly sporty vibes and kitschy little prints…I’m getting excited about where things are headed.
Think: retro silhouettes with modern twists, unexpected textures (hello, ribbed and woven), and color palettes ranging from butter yellow to moody navy. Whether you’re into minimal sleek cuts or maximalist motifs that scream weekend by the pool, there’s a little bit of something for every getaway.
And if you’re curious about our big ole Swim Guide that we do every year, I’m working on it as we speak. Just waiting for more suits to drop, so stay tuned! And if you guys have any specific requests – long torso, full-coverage, plus size options – I’m all ears.
Spring Break One Piece Swimsuits: 15 Early (And Fun) Standouts
After rounding up a bunch of picks, I narrowed it down to a top fifteen that I’d actually consider for my ultimate Spring Break swimsuit. I had the most luck at Free People and Anthropologie (their selection is always wildly fun and pretty to look at), but I’m betting the rest of our go-to brands will be following right behind.
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Beach Riot Liora Colorblock Rib One-Piece Swimsuit
Where To Buy: Nordstrom
Another one of my fave styles (or vibes, really) is something just slightly sporty and girl-next-door-esque. Shana’s tried this brand before, and it gets the stamp of approval.
Boden Symi Reversible Swimsuit
Where To Buy: Boden
I feel like polka dots are coming back in a big way, so I had to include at least one. But what I really love about this one is the almost-contrast piping detail…just a slightly darker shade of burgundy.
WeWoreWhat Halter One Piece
Where To Buy: Nordstrom | Macy’s
Never met a stripe I didn’t like (for the most part). But this one is my fave kind — leans slightly retro, especially when it’s combined with the halter style and contrast piping.
J.Crew Sydney Scrunchie One-Piece Swimsuit
Where To Buy: J.Crew
We’ve tried J.Crew swim probably every year at this point. It’s personally one of my most-worn swimsuit brands, and I’m suuuper excited to see what else they come out with this year. But first, this blue. It’s the sort of blue I wouldn’t normally go for, but every time I see it on someone it stands out in the best way. It looks SO good with every single skin tone, hair color, and eye color. Has that scrunchy ribbed fabric I love, too.
Good American Plaid Drawstring Swimsuit
Where To Buy: Nordstrom | Shopbop | Macy’s | Good American | Anthro
I mean…I can’t get enough of this one. Between the almost-gingham plaid and that figgy color combo…it might be in my top three. And the bow and straps are actually a dark purple-red, not black or brown. Available up to size 5X, too.
Cala de la Cruz Audrey One-Piece Swimsuit
Where To Buy: Anthropologie
Another one of the suits that I *think* landed in my top three. Has an almost ’90s vibe, and I’d 100% wear it as an actual top.
Montce Jacelyn Ruffle One-Piece Swimsuit
Where To Buy: Free People
Tempted by all three of the floral options that this suit has, but there’s something about a frill combined with a moodier floral. And the colors just speak for themselves.
Abercrombie Starfish Cutout One-Piece Swimsuit
Where To Buy: Abercrombie
If you’re flirting with the idea of kitsch (just a little), this Abercrombie pick. That moody blue pulled me right in.
Seea Lido One-Piece Surf Suit
Where To Buy: Free People
The retro feel of this one immediately caught my eye. That color combo? So good. Love that the stripes stay up top, too. And if you’re looking for a modest swimsuit option, this is a pretty great pick that isn’t boring. Check out the back, too.
Palmacea Violeta One-Piece Swimsuit
Where To Buy: Anthropologie
This is one of my all-time favorite colors, and not to toot my own horn but it’s super flattering on redheads, haha. Love that it’s overall pretty simple, but has those silver side details.
Hill House Home Giana Swimsuit
Where To Buy: Shopbop
I really love the way this one was styled with shorts (click through to see). Retro Barbie, but make it wearable.
Rhythm Ruffle Strapless One Piece Swimsuit
Where To Buy: Free People
The amount of dainty florals I’m finding myself drawn to is honestly unexpected for me. I think it’s the slightly vintage floral that I love the most, and that’s exactly what I’ve been seeing. And then the little details — strapless, the ruffle on the neckline, slightly ruched on the stomach…love.
Farm Rio x Anthropologie Patchwork One-Piece Swimsuit
Where To Buy: Anthropologie
Now, this is where things get kitschy, but how fun?! Love the color combos, neckline and contrast straps, too.
Onia Arya One Piece
Where To Buy: Nordstrom
Okay, this one’s not just about the tropical leaf print on the front. It’s the combo of the leaf print with a sporty style back. Cali girl summer.
Juillet Bowie One-Piece Swimsuit
Where To Buy: Anthropologie
This one’s a bit of a splurge but isn’t it pretttty? Another vintage-y floral, of course.
What swimsuits do you guys wanna see next?
-Danielle
