The 16 Best Swimsuits To Buy When You Have Smaller Boobs

This classic triangle top has a sturdy waist band along with adjustable straps, so you feel secure along with removable padding to customize the look. The striped fabric also adds some dimension.

An itsy bitsy string bikini pairs perfectly with a small bust. Not only can you adjust the straps, you can also customize your triangle shape by cinching in or spreading out the bottom. This one isn’t padded, but the textured gingham print adds some oomph.

As we mentioned earlier, a perk of a smaller bust means you don’t have to worry about support, allowing bandeau tops to enter the chat. This one adds major volume—no padding needed—thanks to its multicolored ruffles that also make it stylish enough to pass as a top.

Bikinis get all the cred for being the sexiest swim choice, but have you ever seen a deep V-neck one-piece? And while bustier types have to worry about something slipping out with such a low neckline, small busts nary to even give it a thought. The knotted waste, deep back, and floral print also just make it a flattering swimsuit all around. It’s selling quickly, though—you can find a similar style by the brand from Revolve, too.

There’s a triangle top and then there’s a knotted triangle top. The difference: A major lift to your cleavage. Something about how the knot pulls the two sides together feels like you’re giving your boobs a hug. Plus, it’s comfortable, and you still feel supported.

Have your coverage without adding too much fabric with this scoop-neck pick. This top looks like a string bikini from the back but has plenty of coverage in the front, so you don’t feel exposed. That said, there is a side boob peekaboo that’s worth mentioning.

A halter top does for the boobs what a ponytail does for the face—a little pick-me-up. This deep v-neck halter gives full coverage on bottom so the neckline and decollete can steal the show.

If you’re looking for a suit to play volleyball or possibly go for a jog in, here’s your match. The sports bra-like fit is paired with an asymmetrical one shoulder strap for an aesthetically unique look. Just know that you won’t be getting a lift or cleavage with this style.

This square-neck top is paired with extra wide, thick straps that not only offer additional coverage but also keep it looking tailored and incredibly chic. This style is best for coverage and comfort. When you’re not headed to the pool, pair it with a high-waisted maxi skirt for that summer picnic.

The flattering look of a v-neck, the oomph of a halter, and the security of a tank top—this bikini does it all. The adjustable straps criss cross in the back and tie in the middle for a customizable fit.

This top doesn’t have padding, and yet the boob-hugging fit, and unique underwire give major liftage while still allowing you to breathe. The adjustable straps and S-hook closure in the back create a secure fit.

Play up your shoulders a la Dolly Parton with this reverse halter top that gives you coverage with a unique twist. The black and white bikini ties at the neck with a thick back hook closure on bottom.

While many one-piece swimsuits can glaze over small chests, making them appear even smaller and flatter, this one emphasizes the bust with underwire cups while keeping the rest of the suit simple. The classic style is flattering on all.

A cut out swimsuit is less stressful for small busts, but that doesn’t mean it’s not still a little nerve-wracking. This suit gives all the style with lots of cut outs but pairs it with a very secure and strategic bandeau across the boobs so you don’t have to be *as* concerned with slipping up.

When you want to emphasize what you’ve got, this bikini top comes in handy. The crossover front, underwire, and padded bikini gives major oomph to whatever you’re working with.

Rather than adding padding, add a ruffle for some extra volume on top. This flattering silhouette gives full coverage while still feeling effortlessly stylish and cool.