Volcom Swimwear

Frequently Asked Questions

• How does Volcom women's swimwear fit and how should I choose a size between tops, bottoms, and one‑pieces?

  Volcom pieces are tailored for a range of body types and include adjustable elements like neck ties, straps, and side ties to fine‑tune the fit; check the Volcom size guide and compare your bust, waist, and hip measurements to the listed product measurements. For surfing or active water use pick a slightly snug option to stay secure in the water, while looser fits work for lounging.
• What's the difference between Volcom's Simply Solid and Simply Seamless swim collections?

  Simply Solid focuses on clean, solid-color designs with eco-conscious materials, while Simply Seamless emphasizes seamless construction for minimal chafe and a smooth, body-hugging fit. Both collections commonly use regenerated nylon (often sourced from recycled fishing nets and nylon) and are built for surf-friendly durability and everyday comfort.
• Are Volcom swimsuits and rashguards suitable for surfing and other active water sports?

  Yes, Volcom swimwear is designed for surfing, swimming, and general water sports with performance-driven construction and stretch that keep pieces secure during movement. For added protection and abrasion resistance pair swim pieces with a Volcom Thrashguard or boardshorts to complete an active surf setup.
• What materials and construction features make Volcom swimwear durable and eco-friendly?

  Many Volcom swimsuits use 100% regenerated nylon made from recycled materials like fishing nets, reducing environmental impact while retaining stretch and recovery. Seamless options, reinforced stitching, and sport-oriented cuts reduce chafe and extend garment life for repeated surf and swim use.
• How do I choose between a one-piece, monokini, or bikini for surf days versus lounging?

  For active surf days choose a one‑piece or sporty bikini with secure straps, adjustable ties, or underwire for added support and coverage; these styles stay put during paddling and waves. Monokinis or cheekier bikini styles are better for sunbathing and light water play, and high‑waist or full‑coverage bottoms offer a balance of comfort and modesty for mixed activities—add a Thrashguard when you need extra sun or board contact protection.