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Mastectomy Swim Bottoms
What Should You Look For in Fabric and Construction?
Coverage and rise come down to two things: where you want the waistband to sit, and how much of the seat and hip you want covered.
- High-waisted briefs sit above the natural waist, a good choice if you want a firm, steady feel at the midsection or prefer coverage over surgical scars or drain sites.
- Mid-rise briefs and panties sit at or just below the natural waist. They're the most versatile option and work well if you want a classic fit without extra compression.
- Swim skirts and shorts add coverage over the hip and thigh on top of whatever rise you choose. Swim skirts tend to move more freely; swim shorts stay closer to the body in the water.
When in doubt, start with more coverage, you can always size down in coverage later.
For sizing support, use our size charts and measuring resources.
How to Pair Swim Bottoms With Mastectomy Swim Tops?
Since swim bottoms are sold as separates, you're free to size your top and bottom independently, one of the biggest advantages over one-piece suits.
A high-waisted brief pairs well with a shorter swim top; swim shorts or skirts work naturally under a longer tankini. If you're coordinating prints, solids on the bottom with a patterned top (or the reverse) tend to read cleanly.
Browse the mastectomy swim tops collection to find styles built to style with these bottoms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are swim bottoms sold as separates?
Yes. Most styles are sold individually, so you can mix sizes and prints.
How should a swimsuit bottom fit?
Snug enough to stay put, but not tight enough to dig or leave deep marks.
What's the difference between full coverage, moderate coverage, and cheeky?
Full coverage covers more of the seat, moderate is a middle-ground, and cheeky shows more at the back.
Are these chlorine-resistant?
Many are, but it varies by style. Check each product's fabric notes,