Swimwear for Men

Swimwear for Men brings together sharp-cut shorts and trunks built for both water and long days in the sun. Expect mid-thigh silhouettes, elasticated waistbands and clean lines that move from pool to bar without effort. Choose from understated monochrome, directional textures and prints that read considered rather than loud.

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Swimwear for Men

This edit of men’s swimwear focuses on precise cuts and modern proportions rather than loud branding. Mid-thigh shorts with elasticated or drawstring waistbands anchor the selection, giving you an easy, secure fit that works from early swims through to late terraces. Textured fabrics, subtle crinkling and clean hardware keep each style visually interesting while still working with the rest of your warm‑weather wardrobe.

Color runs from black and deep navy through mineral greens, turquoise and graphic patterns, so you can decide how much space your swimwear takes in a look. Pair structured styles with camp shirts or relaxed linen for a sharper read, or lean into sport references with technical tops and slides. Shop popular brands like Burberry, C.P. Company, Camilla, Fendi, Moncler and more.

Key details to compare before you buy:

  • Short length and rise for how you prefer to wear at the waist
  • Waist finish: full elastic, drawcord, or cleaner tailored look
  • Color and print intensity against the rest of your vacation kit
  • Fabric weight for travel, frequent swims, or deck-first wear

FAQ

How should men’s swim shorts fit?
Most men prefer swim shorts that sit comfortably on the hip with enough room through the thigh to move without pulling. A mid-thigh length tends to feel modern and works on most builds. The waistband should feel secure when wet but not dig in. If you’re between sizes, choose the larger waist and use the drawcord for adjustment.
What length of swimwear is most versatile?
A mid-thigh length is the most adaptable for pool, beach, and city. It balances coverage with a sharper line and pairs well with T-shirts, linen shirts, or lightweight knitwear. Shorter cuts skew more athletic, while longer cuts can read more casual. Use the product measurements to match the inseam to shorts you already like.
Can I wear these swim shorts away from the beach or pool?
Yes, many of the styles in this collection are designed to work as everyday shorts as well. Look for cleaner finishes, minimal branding, and structured fabric if you want pool-to-bar versatility. Styling with a woven shirt or lightweight jacket helps them read more like city shorts.
How do I care for designer swimwear to keep it looking good?
Rinse swimwear in cool fresh water after each wear to remove salt, chlorine, and sunscreen. Hand wash or use a delicate cycle if the care label allows, and avoid high heat in dryers or direct sun for long periods. Lay flat to dry to preserve shape. Avoid rough pool edges and loungers that can snag the fabric.
What should I consider when choosing colors or prints in men’s swimwear?
Start with what you already own for vacation: shirts, sandals, and accessories. Solid neutrals and deep tones pair easily with patterned tops, while printed swim shorts work best with simple tees or shirts. If you wear swim shorts as daywear, opt for colors that also sit well with your casual wardrobe. Bolder prints work if you keep the rest of the outfit minimal.