Bathhouse & Spa-Day Swimwear
Suit on. Schedule cleared. Shop one-pieces and bikini separates for swimsuit-required bathhouse visits and local spa days, with thoughtful options for bust support, seat coverage, and long-torso fit. Your next escape doesn't need a boarding pass.


The Tulum One Piece
A white one-piece swimsuit made from eco nylon with supportive cross back straps for active comfort.


The Full Coverage Amalfi One Piece
A classic black one piece made from eco nylon, featuring a scoop neck and adjustable straps.


The Tulum One Piece LT
A white one-piece swimsuit in eco nylon with supportive cross-back straps, designed for long torsos.
Bathhouse & Spa-Day Swimwear
FAQ
Start with the venue's dress code—swimsuit requirements can differ by facility and treatment area. Where swimwear is required, choose a one-piece or bikini with the support and coverage you prefer. Check the fit while sitting, bending, and reaching before your visit.
Explore our women's full-coverage swimwear if more seat coverage is your priority. Choose our mix-and-match swim separates if you want different top and bottom sizes or prefer to combine colors and prints. Coverage and separate sizing aren't either-or decisions.
The Tulum has supportive cross-back straps. The Dorset Bikini Top in Eco Nylon features balconette underwire, thick adjustable straps, and a secure swan-hook back closure, with D+ cup sizing offered. Check each style's size options before choosing.
Yes. The Tulum in White Eco Nylon comes in Classic and Long Torso versions, with plus-size options among these styles. Check the selected product's size chart and current availability; choose torso length separately from your bust, waist, and hip measurements.
Check whether your spa provides a robe, towels, and sandals. Bring any required items, a dry change of clothes, and a bag for your damp swimsuit. A robe or easy cover-up layer can be useful between appointments where the venue permits it.
Rinse it promptly in cool, fresh water and follow its care label for washing and drying. Avoid wringing, direct heat, and leaving it damp in your bag. Hot water and pool chemicals can wear on swim fabric, so don't assume a suit is heat- or chlorine-proof.







