30 Walmart Bathing Suits You'll Live In This Summer
A botanical print bikini bottom that's giving garden-fairy-meets-tomato-lover. This is super aligned with the printed swimsuit aesthetic that's dominating this season while adhering to your love for plants.
Price: $16.98 (available in sizes S–3X)
A string bikini with hardware that adds juuuust the right amount of bling to your look. While this has the *look* of a tie top, this bikini top is actually a racerback, providing ample amounts of all-day support.
Price: $6.98+ (available in sizes S–XL and 35 colors)
A halter bikini, because it's the perfect neutral base to layer all your cute sarongs, chunky jewelry, huge sunnies, and floppy hats.
Promising review: "This is awesome, I would recommend it for sure, it is comfortable and cheap and has everything. It's amazing." —CayaPrice: $7.50+ (available in sizes S–XL and 51 colors)
A high-waisted bikini set that'll have you turning heads at your local pool, a faraway beach, or a desert music festival.
Promising review: "This is a really nice piece! I got the medium one, and it fit so well. Sometimes I wear the bikini top for when we go out, and it's already padded so I don't have to worry about anything. I hope they make it available in other colors!" —Walmart CustomerPrice: $16.99+ (available in sizes S–XXL and eight colors)
A pair of board shorts so you can kiss chafing goodbye while on the water. This is perfect for boat activities, daily swims, or even jogs if you're into early-morning beach runs!
Promising review: "These have been the best swim shorts I have found! I do water aerobics so I don't like floating pockets and bulk. They are true to size and the best value I have found." —LenorePrice: $13.99+ (available in sizes S–4XL and 18 colors)
A quiet luxury bikini giving tennis vibes but for the pool. This hunter green is so coastal babe–coded — but you can also zhuzh up your look with brighter blue and hot pink options!
Promising review: "The blue and green together make this swimsuit a stunning combo. Fits well and compliments where it should. Would highly recommend!" —JJTPrice: $17.49+ (originally $35.98; available in sizes S–XL and eight colors)
A tankini bathing suit, just in case you need help channeling your inner Carmela Soprano. All that's missing from this elevated Jersey Shore look is a proper square-tip French mani.
Promising review: "I love this suit, it wears well, huge plus, the price is great. I love that it's two pieces but looks like a one-piece suit. Fits very well, I'm very happy with it!" —Gin1096Price: $20.99 (available in sizes S–XXL and eight colors)
A retro one-piece and sarong set so you can look like a million bucks while wearing something that shouldn't cause wardrobe malfunctions post-dive. Plus, you can totally wear the sarong as a skirt when you're off to dinner!
Promising review: "I wear size 12-14. The XL is absolutely perfect. For the cost this is a great deal. The wrap is lighter material and quite pretty." —JudiPrice: $28.99 (available in sizes S–3XL and 11 colors)
A square-neck one-piece aka the Goldilocks marriage between a Baywatch-esque look and a comfortable fit. The cute square neckline lets you have your running-slow-mo-on-the-beach moment without the fear of slippage, and the bottom coverage isn't too cheeky nor too full.
Price: $14.70 (originally $28; available in sizes XS–1X and two colors)
A sporty one-piece so you can easily oscillate between swimming, running, and lounging without having to switch out your look!
Promising review: "It covers like we always hope a swimsuit will. No tugging, straps stay on great!" —SherryPrice: $19.99+ (originally $30.40; available in sizes S–XXL and three colors)
A V-neck bikini set, because comfort and support should always be front and center when shopping for bathing suits — this set just so happens to have both. Flexible comfort? Check. Top support? Check. Bottom coverage? Check, check, check.
Promising review: "I LOVE this swim suit. It fits PERFECT...The bottoms are full coverage and high waisted...I may order another one in a different color. Hope this helps!" —SarahPrice: $20.99 (originally $59.99; available in sizes S–XXL and seven colors)
A racerback one piece which has the effortlessly chic factor of a deep-V with almost sports bra-like support thanks to its thick racerback straps. It's everything you need if you're going to spend all summer playing volleyball beachside.
Promising review: "Nice quality, Full bottom coverage. Runs true to size. I'm very pleased." —CarlaPrice: $17.99 (originally $29.99; available in sizes S–XXL and six colors)
A two-piece tankini set with cutouts *and* ruffles! You can let your coquette style shine with a swimsuit that's frilly, yes, but still breathable for those hot summer days!
Price: $23.69 (originally $69.99; available in sizes S–XXL and four colors)
A colorblock bikini set just in case you want a monochromatic look, but still want to sport a few shades of your fave color. This has tons of support in both hip and chest areas, which is ideal for those beaching it up with little kids in tow!
Price: $17.88 (originally $19.99; available in sizes S–XXL and five colors)
Or a similar colorblock bikini that has a V-neckline, in case that's more your speed. With this set's fun, bright colors, you won't even have to think about building a full-on beach outfit!
Promising review: "Super comfortable and brightly colored and different. Love it!" —KristenPrice: $16.49+ (originally $29.99; available in sizes S–3XL and six colors)
A crochet one-piece with a cute chevron pattern, because your preferred '70s vibe this summer can (and should!) extend to your swimwear.
Price: $30+ (available in sizes XS–XXL and four colors)
A ribbed tankini set that's super versatile — you can wear the tankini top over your bottoms for a family get-together or emulate Y2K culture with a bit of midriff action when with friends!
Promising review: "This is a great swimsuit, I have used it already in a saltwater pool and it washes well!" —SheilaPrice: $17.99 (available in sizes S–XXL and six colors)
A crinkle bikini top you can easily (read: fearlessly) untie when you're getting your tan on.
Promising review: "It is so hard to find a store that sells bikinis seperate....really almost impossible. I was shocked to see these suits sold separate at Walmart. It was a very happy accident. Quality suit for cheap! Who knew." —TheresaPrice: $9.98 (available in sizes XXS–XL and six colors)
A one-piece swimsuit totally giving Skims, but make it swimwear. Its low back shows a cute amount of skin while still offering a good amount of booty coverage.
Promising review: "Excellent fit. Soft, comfortable fabric. Have ordered another in a different color. Excellent coverage." —anonymous Price: $17.99 (originally $39.99; available in sizes S–4XL and six colors)
A strappy swim dress so you can go straight from the shore to date night. Seriously, if you wore this as a dress IRL, I wouldn't be able to tell that it's actually great for swimming, too!
Promising review: "I like this swim dress. It's longer than most and I like that. Fits and looks good. Would recommend it. Can't wait to go to the beach this summer." —Walmart CustomerPrice: $23.95 (originally $29.99; available in sizes S–XXL and five colors)
A crinkle one-piece, because this is basically like the LBD of swimsuits. You can wear this everywhere, from a chic beach bar party to your best friend's pool.
Promising review: "Great swimsuit- lovely quality and has held up with lots of wash and wear this summer. I did have to size up, so keep that in mind. Holds me in and up too! I like how much it allows me to tan on my back and chest without being overly revealing." —Mamacita Price: $26.98 (available in sizes XS–3X and eight colors)
A ribbed bikini set that has all the coverage of a super supportive swimsuit with the look of an itty-bitty bikini.
Promising review: "Suit is great quality and fit. Beyond what I expected for the price! Good bust support also." —Rose Price: $20.99 (originally $49.99; available in sizes XS–XL and six colors)
A tankini swimsuit with a skirt bottom! This is perfect if you are going to be hosting a lotttt of pool parties for your kids and their friends — you can easily move between jumping in the pool and grilling up some hot dogs in this number.
Promising review: "This tank and swim skirt is so comfortable and durable, feminine and stylish! The top has a lightly padded built-in bra, and the torso has ruching that looks nice. The skirt is A-line with a small split and both provide stylish coverage. The straps are adjustable. I would wear the top as a top. Has a bit of a vintage look especially in the navy." —AbbyPrice: $24.79+ (originally $53.54; available in sizes S–XXL and 15 colors)
A two-toned ribbed one piece that doubles as your I might jump in the ocean or just chill with a spritz uniform.
Promising review: "Ordered two suits and this one was far and above with better quality all around. I Love the ribbed material…..holds up better….sturdier. I wear these to our hot springs here and into the river so it needs strength….and the beauty doesn't hurt 😉" —anonymousPrice: $19.99 (originally $49.99; available in sizes S–XXL and four colors)
A colorblock bikini set with textured lining that adds a touch of personality! This is great if you tend to go for single-color sets, but want to change it up just a wee bit.
Promising review: "This is actually the second one I've purchased. I bought the pink one and loved it so much, I returned and bought the blue one. I have not worn a two-piece in several years. But I love this suit. If you are big-chested, the straps may not be enough for you." —GINGER Price: $17.99+ (originally $39.78; available in sizes XS–XL and 16 colors)
A one-piece swim dress screaming, "Get me into the water right now!" This suit, plus a mint julep in a highball, is everything you need to serve '50s elegance.
Promising review: "This swimsuit feels great! It fits according to the advertised size. There is no bagginess making it feel like a part of my body." —PamPrice: $19.47+ (available in size XL–4XL and six colors)
A two-piece tankini swimsuit so you can look like you're on the set of The White Lotus without the hefty price tag (or, ya know, TRAGEDIES) of booking a room at the White Lotus.
Promising review: "The color is beautiful and bright. It covers well and is true to size. The tankini is not too short and the skirt length is perfect." —LindaPrice: $26.22 (originally $33.88; available in sizes S–XL and eight colors)
A cute one-piece that will add just the right amount of preppy vibes to your otherwise minimalist style.
Promising review: "My favorite bathing suit. It's full coverage and perfect for summer family time. I'm 5'6' and 100 lbs and I got size small. It fit perfectly!! Extra bonus is the straps are adjustable. I typically have issues with one pieces being too short for my torso but this one fits great. Lovely and feminine. I feel so confident and comfortable in this bathing suit!" —Kristina Price: $26.98 (available in sizes XS–3X and seven colors)
A two-piece swim set with a cute halter top that you can totally wear, even while not at the pool or beach! Pair this with a flowing skirt when going on a beach town brunch with friends.
Promising review: "So cute!! Stays in place. A bit cheeky. It's full coverage in the front, you can barely see my belly button. But the back is a little cheeky." —JodiPrice: $17.99+ (available in sizes S–XXL and 19 colors)
And a cutout one-piece that serves two-piece energy without the panic of your top flying off you mid-wave or disappearing into the black hole that is your swimsuit drawer.
Promising review: "I get more compliments on this swimsuit than anything else I own! I am thicker than I would like, but I still have a thin build overall. My kids, my friends, everyone says it looks nice. And with the cutout, I get the bikini feel without the actual bikini. I can't say enough good things about this suit. I came back to order another because when it inevitably wears out, I will be so sad if I don't have another!" —Jeannine Price: $17.79 (available in sizes S–XXL and 10 colors)
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