The Best Women's Swim Shorts To Shop This Summer

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From boards shorts on the runway at Miu Miu to the swimshorts we
From boards shorts on the runway at Miu Miu to the swimshorts we're seeing all over Instagram, swim shorts are in this summer. Shop the best ones here.

Triangl Celeste Shorts

Triangl burst onto the swimwear scene in 2012, with those unforgettable contrast colour swimsuits. Today, the brand offers looks that are just as statement-making, including these terry shorts in green and white.

Maggie Marilyn x Fella Swim Franz Bottom

Created in collaboration with cool-girl brand Maggie Marilyn, these striped shorts from Fella are chic, chic, chic.
Zulu & Zephyr Signature Boy Short

Made from Econyl, a sustainable fabric created from recycled plastic (such as old fishing nets), these Zulu and Zephyr shorts are not only chic, but they're also a purchase you can feel good about.
Billabong Sundown Surf Short

A fun pattern and a hat to match. These Billabong Surf Shorts are as cute as it gets.
Baiia Andi Reversible Swim Shorts

With a solid green colour on the opposite side, these reversible swim shorts are all about versatility. Not only are they made from sustainable fabric, but according to the website, they can be utilised as workout shorts too.
Bydee Lisbon Shorts

These high-waisted shorts in a fun shade of fuschia are made from a recycled polyester fabric called Repreve.
Charlee Swim Sahara Swim Short

In the aptly labelled shade of Aperol, these Charlee Swim shorts are just begging to be worn while drinking a poolside cocktail.
B Free Intimate Apparel Anti Chafing Swim Shorts with Skirt

If chafing is high on your list of beach day concerns, B Free Intimate Apparel has a solution. These anti-chafing swim shorts will make your beach trip exceedingly more comfortable, plus, they come with an adjustable ruched skirt detail.

Billabong Summer High Biker Boardshorts

Billabong likely made the boardshorts you sported back in the early aughts, and now they're purveyors of the 2023 iteration, too.