Solid Colors Collection One-Piece Swimsuits

Pantone Summer 2026

The Pantone Color Institute's Fashion Color Trend Report for New York Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2026 names ten standout shades and five seasonless neutrals — Acacia, Marina, Muskmelon, Alexandrite, Lava Falls, Dusty Rose, Tea Rose, Amaranth, Burnt Sienna and Burnished Lilac, anchored by Coffee Bean, White Onyx, Rhodonite, Angora and Sycamore. The mood, per Pantone, is unconventional pairing and quirky individuality — warm familiar shades against vibrant statement tones, maximalism and minimalism in the same wardrobe. We have built every shade as a solid-color swim option so the SS26 palette is wearable, not just inspirational.

Acacia

USD $63.99

Alexandrite

USD $63.99

Amaranth

USD $63.99

Angora

USD $63.99

Burnished Lilac

USD $63.99

Burnt Sienna

USD $63.99

Coffee Bean

USD $63.99

Dusty Rose

USD $63.99

Lava Falls

USD $63.99

Muskmelon

USD $63.99

Rhodonite

USD $63.99

Sycamore

USD $63.99

Tea Rose

USD $63.99

White Onyx

USD $63.99

WGSN Summer 2026

Coloro x WGSN — the trend forecasting house whose calls the fashion industry tracks more closely than any other — name five Key Colours for Spring/Summer 2026: Transformative Teal (their Color of the Year), Electric Fuchsia, Blue Aura, Amber Haze, and Jelly Mint. The palette balances eco-accountability against digital escapism, ancient warmth against playful synthetic shine. We have built every shade as a solid-color swim option so the WGSN SS26 palette is something to actually wear, not merely admire.

Amber Haze

USD $63.99

Blue Aura

USD $63.99

Electric Fuchsia

USD $63.99

Jelly Mint

USD $63.99

Transformative Teal

USD $63.99

Vogue Summer 2026

The Spring/Summer 2026 runways from New York to Paris signaled six dominant color trends, tracked across Vogue Runway and the wider Vogue-adjacent press: Lemon Yellow (Balenciaga, Miu Miu, Loewe), Fiery Red (Valentino, Chanel, Alaïa), Millennial Pink (Stella McCartney, Chloé, Louis Vuitton), Citrus Orange (Alberta Ferretti, Gabriela Hearst, Miu Miu, N.21), Runway Emerald (Burberry, Dior, Lacoste), and Runway Chartreuse, called out as the color of the season across Tibi, Burberry, Erdem, Simone Rocha, Saint Laurent, Valentino, Balenciaga, and Alaïa. We have built each shade as a solid-color swim option so the SS26 runway story lands in the suitcase rather than the moodboard.

Citrus Orange

USD $63.99

Fiery Red

USD $63.99

Lemon Yellow

USD $63.99

Millennial Pink

USD $63.99

Runway Chartreuse

USD $63.99

Runway Emerald

USD $63.99

Neon

Neon is the volume knob of the swim wardrobe — turned all the way up. A neon bikini pulls from lime, electric blue, hot pink, and saturated orange, and the look is unmistakable: party-bright, slightly retro, visible from across the pool. Our neon bikinis are original prints built to live in that loud register without losing their cut. The mood reads sharper than tropical, more confident than sweet, and the silhouette holds its own against the color. Worn with a tan, damp hair, and absolutely no contrast trim, neon becomes the wardrobe note for the loudest hour of the trip — the one the camera roll keeps returning to long after the swim is over.

Atomic Tangerine

USD $63.99

Chartreuse

USD $63.99

Electric Blue

USD $63.99

Electric Violet

USD $63.99

Hot Pink

USD $63.99

Laser Lemon

USD $63.99

Lime

USD $63.99

Neon Aqua

USD $63.99

Neon Coral

USD $63.99

Neon Green

USD $63.99

Neon Orange

USD $63.99

Neon Pink

USD $63.99

Neon Purple

USD $63.99

Neon Yellow

USD $63.99

Screaming Green

USD $63.99

Shocking Pink

USD $63.99

Sunset

Sunset is the wardrobe of the hours the trip actually wants to remember — gold, coral, terracotta, the warm pinks that come into the sky just before the lights. A sunset bikini holds that palette in a single piece, drawing from red, coral, orange, gold, and warm pink. Our sunset bikinis are original prints cut to flatter the way the light flatters, with silhouettes that stay clean against the gradient warmth of the shade. The mood reads romantic, slightly retro, unmistakably golden-hour. Worn with bare feet, damp hair, and a glass of something cold, the sunset bikini becomes the suit you reach for when the day is winding into the better half of itself.

Dark

Dark is the wardrobe register for the hours of the trip that turn private — the evening swim, the rooftop after dinner, the morning when the sky has not yet decided. A dark bikini brings that mood with it, drawing from black, navy, deep purple, and burgundy to keep the look grown-up rather than girlish. Our dark bikinis are original prints cut to read sharp under candle, gold, and the warm grain of damp skin. The mood lands glamorous or sporty depending on the silhouette, but the lane stays consistent: the suit anchors the look rather than pops off it. This is the wardrobe note for the half of the holiday that earns the better photograph.

Neutrals

Neutrals are the wardrobe of someone who has packed a few times. A neutral bikini in white, cream, sand, gray, or black does the hardest thing in swim: it disappears, leaving the silhouette and the skin to do the work. Our neutral bikinis are original prints cut to honor that restraint, with shades that flatter every tan and cuts that hold up to a season of repeat wear. The mood is barefoot, considered, faintly Slim Aarons. Worn with linen, straw, gold, and a glass of something cold, the neutral bikini becomes the suit that quietly outlasts every louder piece in the suitcase — and the one you keep packing every summer afterward.

Jewel Tones

Jewel tones are the wardrobe of a holiday that takes itself a little seriously. A jewel tone bikini in burgundy, purple, teal, navy, or emerald reads like a piece of fine costume — deep, considered, slightly fashion-forward. Our jewel tone bikinis are original prints cut to honor that weight, with shades that flatter against gold jewelry, damp hair, and warm evening light. The mood is resort-polished and quietly luxe, the kind of suit that reads sharp at the pool at noon and still belongs at dinner at nine. Worn with bare skin and the simplest possible accessories, the jewel tone bikini becomes the most grown-up piece in the suitcase — and the one that earns the most considered photograph.

Monochrome

Monochrome is the most disciplined wardrobe note in swim — black, white, gray, and nothing else, with the styling work done entirely by silhouette and contrast. A monochrome bikini lives in that restraint: clean, sharp, slightly architectural. Our monochrome bikinis are original prints cut to honor the discipline, the shades treated as graphic rather than neutral. The mood reads minimalist, sporty, or sharply fashion-forward depending on the cut, but the lane stays consistent: the suit is meant to read as form before color. Worn with a deep tan, gold or silver jewelry, and the rawest possible accessories, the monochrome bikini becomes the long-haul piece in the wardrobe — the one that quietly outlasts every louder choice.

Pastels

Pastels are the wardrobe of a particular kind of summer light — early, soft, the hour before the sun gets serious. A pastel bikini lives in that register: lavender, powder pink, cream, the kind of white that is barely a color at all. Our pastel bikinis are original prints cut to flatter that light, the cuts kept clean so the softness of the shade gets the centerpiece. The mood is romantic without ever tipping into sweet, modern without losing its softness. Worn with damp hair, bare feet, and the rawest possible accessories, the pastel bikini becomes the easy morning-of-the-trip piece — and the one most likely to make it into the photograph that defines the whole holiday.

Ocean

The ocean is a wardrobe of its own. An ocean bikini lives across the cool spectrum — turquoise, teal, cobalt, navy, electric blue — each shade flattering against a different version of the water. Our ocean bikinis are original prints cut to sit in the palette rather than fight it, so the suit reads as part of the trip and not separate from it. The mood moves with the day: tropical-water-bright at noon, coastal-classic by afternoon, deeper and sportier as the light drops. Worn with gold jewelry, a deep tan, and the rawest possible accessories, the ocean bikini becomes the wardrobe note that looks most at home in every photograph the trip will produce.

Tropical

Tropical is the wardrobe of a holiday that wants the colors of the place. A tropical bikini lives in coral, turquoise, lime, hot pink, and yellow — saturated enough to match the water, warm enough to flatter against tan skin, bright enough to read as a real trip. Our tropical bikinis are original prints cut to keep that energy in line with the silhouette, never tipping the look into costume. The mood is island-resort, poolside-loud, palm-shaded and sun-bright in the same hour. Worn with raffia, gold, damp hair, and the warmest possible tan, the tropical bikini becomes the wardrobe note that captures the trip the way the trip actually felt.

Bamboo

USD $63.99

Banana

USD $63.99

Coconut

USD $63.99

Dragonfruit

USD $63.99

Greenery

USD $63.99

Kelly Green

USD $63.99

Kiwi

USD $63.99

Lychee

USD $63.99

Palm Green

USD $63.99

Parrot Green

USD $63.99

Passionfruit

USD $63.99

Pineapple

USD $63.99

Tiffany Blue

USD $63.99

Turquoise

USD $63.99

Yellow

USD $63.99

Earth Tones

Earth tones are the wardrobe of a holiday that wants color without volume — the brown of a leather sandal, the soft orange of terracotta, the coral that flatters tan skin without ever shouting. An earth tone bikini brings that grounded warmth into the swim wardrobe, refined enough for the lunch that follows the swim and rich enough to hold the eye against the brightness of the sand. Our earth tone bikinis are original prints cut across brown, sand, coral, soft orange, and natural green, each shade flattering in a way the cooler neutrals can never quite match. Paired with raffia, raw linen, and gold jewelry, the earth tone bikini becomes the quiet centerpiece of a grown-up summer.