Lace & Lace-Trimmed Swim Cover-Ups
A little romance. Plenty of room to relax. Discover lace swim cover-ups, from sheer button-ups and relaxed-leg pants to breezy, lace-detailed sundresses. Layer over your favorite suit, leave the afternoon open, and let the details do their thing.


The Suva Top
A sheer limeade lace collared button-up shirt, perfect for pairing with matching Suva pants.


The Florence Sundress
A breezy black cotton dobby sundress with adjustable neckline, sheer lace panels, and quick-drying fabric.


The Suva Pant
A high-rise, relaxed-leg cover-up pant in vibrant limeade floral lace.


The Florence Sundress
A breezy maroon cotton dobby sundress with adjustable neckline, sheer lace panels, and quick-dry fabric.


The Positano Dress - Natural
A natural-colored dress featuring a plunging neckline, lace accents, and a breezy, lined silhouette.
Lace & Lace-Trimmed Swim Cover-Ups
FAQ
Lace doesn’t automatically mean lined. The Suva Top in Floral Lace is sheer, while Richer Poorer’s Florence Sundress in Cotton Dobby has semi-sheer cotton and small, sheer lace panels at the waist. Check each product’s lining details rather than assuming it provides opaque coverage.
Wear The Suva Top open over your swimsuit or button it up with The Suva Pant. The collared shirt and high-rise, relaxed-leg pant share the same Limeade floral lace. Matching, without making a project of it.
Richer Poorer’s Florence Sundress in Cotton Dobby has an A-line silhouette, adjustable shirring at the neckline, and elastic-encased straps for shoulder comfort. Its pull-on design and quick-drying cotton make it a practical swim cover-up.
For an outfit that continues into the evening, explore our beach-to-dinner dresses. If lining is your priority, start with our lined summer dresses and check each style’s coverage details. Prefer separates? Browse our cotton vacation pants for relaxed outfit options.
Follow the garment’s care label; lace and cotton styles may need different treatment. Avoid catching lace on jewelry, rough surfaces, or bag hardware, and don’t wring delicate panels when wet.







