Green Burkinis

Fabrics Used in These Burkinis

Polyester makes up the majority of the selection here. For swimwear, this is a practical choice: polyester dries relatively quickly, holds its shape after repeated wetting, and resists chlorine and saltwater degradation better than natural fibers. A smaller portion of the range is made from parachute fabric, which is a lightweight synthetic known for its low water absorption — meaning it doesn't weigh down significantly when wet. Neither fabric is particularly breathable in dry heat, but both perform well in water-based environments, which is the primary use case for burkinis.

Styling and Color Combinations

The green tones in this selection range from standard green through to olive. Black details or black undersleeves, where included, create straightforward contrast. If you're coordinating a swim cap or additional layers, navy and white tend to sit cleanly alongside most green shades. Olive-toned pieces work well paired with neutral sand or ecru accessories. For a more defined look at the water's edge, darker greens pair with black headgear without competing visually. Browse the full burkinis range if you'd prefer to compare across colors before narrowing down.

Sizing Notes

The size range here runs from S to 6XL. In larger sizes, burkini designs with drawstring or elasticated waistbands tend to offer a more secure fit during movement in water than fully unstructured pull-on styles. If fit around the torso is a priority, checking individual product measurements against a body measurement chart will give more reliable results than relying on size labels alone, since sizing conventions vary across the brands represented here.