When I pack for a beach trip, a crochet top is usually the one piece that does the most work: it goes over a swimsuit at the water, over a camisole at lunch and over a bandeau at dinner. It breathes, it weighs almost nothing and it shows off whatever is under it. The outfits below pair crochet with shorts, linen pants, sarongs, maxi skirts and denim, and I've noted where each one needs more coverage underneath. Cotton-rich yarn is the most comfortable in heat, and it's worth deciding how much of your swimsuit you want on show before you pick a shape.
Salt, Sand and Chlorine on Crochet
A crochet top that's worn as a cover-up will get wet, and the yarn decides how that goes. Cotton absorbs a lot of water, gets heavy and stretches while it's soaked, so a long cotton top can hang lower after a swim than it did in the morning. Acrylic and nylon blends dry much faster and hold their shape, though they feel warmer in full sun.
- Rinse the top in fresh water after the sea or the pool. Salt and chlorine left to dry in the fibers make cotton stiff and fade bright dyes.
- Shake sand out before it dries. Fine grains wedge into the stitches and rub at the yarn every time you move.
- Dry it flat on a sunbed towel, not hanging from a hook, so the wet weight doesn't pull it longer.
- If you plan to swim in it, choose a top with closer stitches. Very open crochet catches on itself and on jewelry when wet.
1. White Crochet Beach Top With Linen Shorts
This is the first outfit I'd build on a coastal trip. A slightly cropped white cotton top with high-waisted beige or white linen shorts covers the beach, the pool and the boardwalk without a change. A neutral bikini or fitted camisole underneath keeps the open weave clean. Flat leather slides, a woven tote, sunglasses and gold hoops are all it needs. If you want more cover at the midsection, choose a longer top with side slits and looser shorts instead.
2. Black Crochet Beach Top With White Pants
Black crochet over a black swimsuit with white wide-leg linen pants is sharp enough for an open-air lunch straight from the sand. I start with a fitted tank, halter or short-sleeve top and keep the pants high-rise so the line stays long. Black flat sandals tie the outfit together and a structured straw bag adds texture. One practical point: white linen shows wet swimsuit marks, so I let the suit dry before pulling the pants on. Petite women can crop the pants to show the ankle; taller women can take a full sweep.
3. Crochet Halter Beach Top With Denim Shorts
Denim shorts and a crochet halter are about as relaxed as beach dressing gets. I look for a halter with ties at both neck and back so the fit adjusts as the day goes on, since a fixed neck strap starts to pull after a few hours. Light-wash high-waisted shorts suit cream, rust, blue or multicolor yarn. A coordinating bikini top goes underneath if the stitches are open. Carry a loose button-down for sun and cold interiors, and keep accessories minimal because the halter neckline and handmade texture already carry the outfit.
4. Crochet Crop Beach Top With Maxi Skirt
A fitted cream crop with a light maxi skirt in cotton, linen or gauze turns crochet softer and dressier. The high waistband is what makes it work, because it meets the crop and gives coverage without a tight fit. I always choose a skirt with side slits for walking on sand; a narrow maxi without them makes you shuffle. Flat strappy sandals, a roomy raffia bag and a wide-brim hat finish it. Underneath, wear a bandeau, swimsuit or cropped camisole, depending on how much you want covered.
5. Colorful Crochet Beach Top With White Shorts
Bright crochet looks its best against clean white shorts. I pick a striped, floral or granny-square top in colors that work with the swimsuit I'm packing, so the two read as planned. Tailored white linen shorts are the polished option and white denim the sturdier one. Repeat just one shade from the top in a headband or bracelet, and keep everything else plain. It suits a pool party or a walk through a seaside shopping street.
6. Crochet Mesh Beach Top Over Bikini
An oversized mesh tee is the most useful cover-up I know, because it offers breezy coverage without hiding a favorite bikini. Choose a loose tee or tunic that falls below the waist. A solid swimsuit is the cleaner base under large, open stitches; a printed one under mesh looks busy. Add pull-on shorts or a sarong when you leave the water, plus waterproof slides and a packable hat. In humid weather the loose cut lets air move around the body, which is exactly why I reach for it.
7. Crochet Beach Top With Matching Shorts
A matching crochet top and shorts is one decision instead of two, and on a trip that matters. I'd bring a lined set for resort activities, or an unlined one to wear over a streamlined swimsuit. The top can be a button-front, a relaxed tank or a tie-front cardigan. With a colorful set I keep the shoes and swimwear neutral; with cream, beige or black, brighter accessories are fine. Before buying, sit down in the shorts. Loose stitching opens up when you sit, and that's when an unlined pair shows more than you meant.
8. Crochet Beach Top With Sarong Skirt
A sarong is the hardest-working piece in my beach bag. Wear a fitted crochet tank or halter over a simple bikini, then tie a lightweight sarong at the waist. A solid sarong balances a detailed top, while a subtle print brightens plain cream crochet. Knot it at the side for the classic drape or in front for a more even hem. Off the body, the same sarong becomes a scarf, a towel cover or a shoulder layer, which is why I pack one on every warm-weather trip.
9. Long Sleeve Crochet Beach Top With Bikini Bottoms
Long sleeves in open crochet give light coverage while still allowing your swimsuit to show through. I go for an oversized shape with dropped shoulders and side slits, over high-waisted bikini bottoms in a color that suits the yarn. Cream crochet sits well over black, olive, rust or chocolate swimwear, and colorful crochet needs a solid base. Push the sleeves up when you're carrying bags. It's the top I'd wear on a boat, where wind and sun both come from every direction.
10. Crochet Tank Beach Top With Wide Leg Pants
A fitted crochet tank and wide-leg pants take you from beach to resort with no change in between. If you want to wear it away from the pool, I'd look for medium-scale stitching and a higher neckline. Linen or cotton pants in cream, tan or white keep it breathable. A swimsuit or tonal camisole stops it from feeling too revealing. High-waisted pants lengthen the leg under a shorter top; for a looser shape, a hip-length tank and a flat drawstring waist work too. It's an outfit I repeat several times on one trip.
11. Crochet Bandeau Beach Top With Linen Skirt
A crochet bandeau needs to stay up before it can look good. I check for a firm elastic edge, a tie or a lining that grips, because a plain crochet tube slides down within an hour of walking. Pair it with a high-waisted linen midi or maxi to balance the low neckline, and wear a strapless swim top or smooth bandeau beneath open stitches. An open linen shirt covers the shoulders when you need it. Tonal colors, cream with beige or pale blue with white, let the textures do the work.
12. Crochet Vest Beach Top With Denim Skirt
A crochet vest over a swimsuit or fitted tank gives a denim skirt a handmade finish. Choose a button-front or pullover vest roomy enough to layer, and a light-wash mini, knee-length or midi skirt depending on your comfort. Fisherman sandals are supportive for a long boardwalk. If the vest has a bold granny-square pattern, the skirt and bag stay neutral; a cream vest can take brighter swimwear. It's a good choice for a beachfront cafe stop.
13. Crochet Tie Front Beach Top With Bikini
A tie-front crochet cardigan makes a plain bikini look like an outfit. I layer a short one with a tie or two over a solid triangle, bandeau or scoop-neck suit and add pull-on shorts for walking around the resort. Tie it so it sits securely without dragging across the chest. If you want more coverage, look for a longer cut with wider sleeves and closer stitches. It comes off in seconds when you want to swim, which is the whole point.
14. Oversized Crochet Beach Top With Bike Shorts
For active days, an oversized crochet top over fitted bike shorts is the most practical thing I can suggest. The smooth shorts stop the loose top flapping, and they don't ride up when you cycle or paddle. Choose quick-drying shorts in black, brown or navy and layer the top over a sports swimsuit or fitted tank. Supportive walking sandals or sneakers if you'll leave the beach, a cap and a nylon tote. The crochet should fall below the hips so the proportions hold.
15. Crochet Beach Top With High Waisted Bikini
High-waisted bikini bottoms let you show a crochet top without baring the whole midriff. A cropped tee, short tank or open halter should stop above the waistband so it stays visible. Matching the top and bottom color gives a longer line, and solid bottoms balance busy stitches. For support under the crochet, I'd choose a bikini top with wider straps or molded cups in a similar shade. Coverage is easy to adjust here: a slightly longer hem for the midsection, a fitted crop for a defined waist.
16. Striped Crochet Beach Top With White Jeans
Striped crochet and white jeans is my pick for a coastal town that cools down after sunset. Navy, red or green stripes give it a nautical feel. Cropped white jeans keep it summery, and I prefer straight or relaxed fits because tight denim is miserable in sea air. Wear a fitted camisole or swimsuit beneath for restaurants and shops, then tan sandals and a woven tote. Roll the hems once. It's what I'd wear on a ferry ride or for a breezy evening walk.
17. Crochet Polo Beach Top With Tailored Shorts
A crochet polo is the easy way in for anyone who prefers classic clothes. Look for a soft collar, short sleeves and breathable open stitches, then pair it with tailored linen shorts in white, beige, navy or chocolate. A tonal tank or sleek one-piece underneath makes it fine for lunch after the beach. I tuck only the front into the shorts; a full tuck of crochet adds bulk at the waistband. Leather slides and a structured raffia bag keep the polish.
18. Crochet Beach Top With Cargo Pants
Cargo pants give crochet an unexpected edge, but the fabric weight decides whether they work at the coast. I only pack lightweight cotton or linen-blend cargos; heavy twill is too hot and takes forever to dry. A fitted cream, black or earthy crochet tank balances the volume in the legs. Roll or cinch the hems to keep them out of wet sand. The pockets mean you can leave the big bag behind on a market morning or a walk to a quieter beach.
19. Crochet Beach Top With Paper Bag Shorts
Paperbag shorts give an airy crochet top some shape. Choose high-waisted linen or cotton shorts with a removable belt and tuck in a fitted crochet tank. The trick is a thin top; chunky crochet tucked into a gathered waist doubles the bulk right at the middle. Wear a smooth camisole underneath away from the water. Ivory with tan looks refined, while coral or blue shorts feel more playful. Flat espadrilles and a woven bag suit resort lunches.
20. Crochet Cap Sleeve Beach Top With Midi Skirt
Cap sleeves give more shoulder coverage than a halter, which I appreciate on long days in strong sun. Pair the top with a flowing midi in cotton, linen or gauze; a solid skirt suits a detailed shell stitch, and subtle stripes suit simpler crochet. Tuck into a high-rise waistband or pick a cropped hem that meets it. A fitted tank underneath smooths the look for restaurants. Both pieces come in relaxed or structured cuts, so it adapts to most ages and builds.
21. Crochet Beach Top With Printed Palazzo Pants
Printed palazzos bring color and movement under a plain crochet top. I choose a fitted top in white, cream, black or a shade from the print, with a coordinating bikini or camisole underneath. High-waisted pants define the shape while the legs stay loose. Don't add another big pattern in the accessories; the pants are the focus. If you're petite, a smaller print and a slightly shorter hem keep the fabric from swamping you. Flat metallic sandals carry it from breakfast to a sunset walk.
22. Crochet Beach Top With Wrap Skirt
A wrap skirt adjusts with you, which is why I like it on travel days and long meals. Wear a fitted crochet tee or tank with a light skirt that ties securely at the waist. Midi and maxi lengths give flowing coverage, while a short wrap sits right over swimwear. Keep one piece solid if the other is patterned. Wraps can blow open when you walk in wind, so I wear fitted swim shorts underneath. It moves from beach to boardwalk without a change.
23. One Shoulder Crochet Beach Top With Linen Pants
A one-shoulder crochet top makes neutral linen pants look more considered. The top needs a secure neckline and enough structure to stay put; soft, stretchy crochet on one shoulder tends to slip down the arm. Wide-leg or gently tapered pants balance the bare shoulder. A strapless swimsuit or bandeau goes underneath. One cuff bracelet and no necklace. In a single color, ivory, black, rust or ocean blue, it's smart enough for a beachfront dinner.
24. Crochet Beach Top With Bermuda Shorts
Longer Bermuda shorts are what I'd suggest to anyone who doesn't like short shorts but wants to stay cool. Tailored linen, soft cotton or light denim finishing near the knee, with a fitted crochet tank or cropped polo, keeps the outfit from going baggy. Add a tonal camisole if you need more coverage. A narrow belt can define the waist, but skip oversized buckles. This one covers sightseeing, lunch, shopping and the beach in a single day.
25. Scalloped Crochet Beach Top With A Line Skirt
Scallops along a crochet hem are a detail worth showing, so the top should end near the waistband instead of being tucked away. A cotton or linen A-line midi gives movement and balances the decorative edge. A fitted camisole or swimsuit goes beneath open stitches. Espadrille sandals, a woven shoulder bag and pearl or shell-style earrings finish it. Solid colors let the scallops stand out; a pastel top over a white skirt is the more playful version.
26. Crochet Beach Top With Flowy Beach Pants
Soft beach pants in gauze, linen or crinkled cotton suit either a loose or fitted crochet top. A cropped tank shows the waistband, while a longer mesh tee covers the hips. I keep both pieces in related neutrals or put a colorful top over white pants. Crinkled fabric is my favorite for travel because it's meant to look creased and needs no iron. Check that the hems clear the ground in flat shoes, or they'll drag through wet sand.
27. Crochet Bralette Beach Top With Oversized Shirt
A crochet bralette gets far more wearable under an oversized button-down. Pick a supportive bralette with wide straps, then a light linen or cotton shirt in white, blue or a soft stripe worn open over high-waisted shorts, a sarong or loose pants. The shirt gives adjustable cover for the shoulders, back and midsection while the crochet still shows. Keep the bottoms simple and skip a second open-knit piece. When each layer fits securely, it works across a wide range of sizes.
28. Crochet Beach Top With Satin Maxi Skirt
Crochet with a satin maxi is my answer to a dressier dinner by the coast. I choose a fitted crochet tank or one-shoulder top in a solid color and a fluid skirt that catches the light. A lined top or smooth camisole gives the polish satin needs. Keep the palette tight: cream with bronze, black with champagne, blue with silver. Satin creases badly in a packed suitcase, so I hang it in the bathroom while I shower to let the steam relax it.
29. Crochet Beach Top With Pleated Shorts
Pleated shorts give crochet clean structure. I look for high-waisted linen or lightweight tailored shorts with real room through the hips and thighs, because pleats that pull flat lose the whole point. Pair them with a fitted shell, sleeveless polo or cropped tee, with a tonal tank underneath for cafes. Tucking defines the waist; leaving a short top out is softer. Neutrals look most polished, and bright shorts add personality.
30. Fringe Crochet Beach Top With Denim Cutoffs
A fringe crochet top moves with you, and denim cutoffs give it a simple base. I prefer fringe only along the hem; fringe across the whole top tangles in bag straps and sea wind. High-waisted shorts let the fringe hang freely. A solid bikini or bandeau goes underneath. If very short cutoffs aren't comfortable, longer relaxed shorts are fine. Small hoops and nothing else, then flat sandals for a market or music by the water.
31. Crochet Beach Top With Linen Culottes
Linen culottes are my favorite bottom for windy beach days. They move like a skirt but can't blow up like one. A high-waisted pair between knee and ankle with a fitted crochet tank or cap-sleeve top shows off flat sandals and keeps fabric off the sand. Wear a smooth camisole beneath the top away from the pool. All cream looks calm; contrasting colors are bolder. A medium basket bag and cat-eye sunglasses finish it.
32. Hooded Crochet Beach Top With Swim Shorts
A hooded crochet top turns swim shorts into a sporty outfit. Choose an oversized pullover with open stitches, dropped shoulders and a light hood, over fitted board shorts or high-waisted swim shorts in a solid color. The hood is handy over damp hair, but it doesn't replace real sun protection. Waterproof slides and a nylon bag keep it practical for boat rides, paddleboarding and long pool days.
33. Crochet Beach Top With Tiered Maxi Skirt
A tiered maxi brings volume, so the crochet on top should be close-fitting. I choose a cropped tank or halter that meets the high waistband, which marks the waist before the skirt flares. Lightweight cotton tiers are far easier to wear than heavy, over-gathered fabric. A neutral top suits a printed or bright skirt, and a white skirt grounds multicolor crochet. Flat strappy sandals and a headscarf or sun hat finish it, with a fitted camisole underneath for extra cover.
34. Crochet Beach Top With Relaxed Trousers
Relaxed trousers make crochet smart enough for a hotel lobby. I look for breathable pants with a flat drawstring, a soft waistband or front pleats, and pair them with a crochet shell in cream, black, navy or an earthy shade over a matching camisole. Let the trousers fall loosely but not pool at the feet. Keeping top and pants in one color family lengthens the line. It's the outfit I'd fly in and still wear to dinner by the water.
35. Crochet Peplum Beach Top With Shorts
A crochet peplum gives waist definition without a cropped hem, which makes it a good choice for anyone who doesn't want to show the midriff. The fitted upper part should end with a soft flare at your natural waist. Pair it with streamlined bottoms: tailored linen shorts, smooth denim or fitted swim shorts, so nothing competes with the flare. A tonal camisole underneath makes the stitch pattern clearer. I'd skip a belt, which interrupts the peplum's shape.
36. Crochet Beach Top With Mini Wrap Skirt
A mini wrap skirt is playful and adjustable. Wear a fitted tank, bandeau or short-sleeve crochet top with a skirt that ties firmly at the side, and put matching bikini bottoms or fitted shorts underneath for walking. A solid skirt balances colorful crochet; a printed wrap brightens a cream top. Sit down in it before you go out to check the hem length. I like it for the short trip between your room and the water.
37. Crochet Beach Top With Striped Linen Pants
Vertical stripes on linen pants lengthen the legs, which is why I pair them with a fitted or slightly cropped solid top in one of the stripe colors. A simple swimsuit or camisole maintains coverage underneath. Wide legs feel more resort, and a tapered cut is easier for walking through town. Tan slides, a straw tote and light jewelry finish it. Don't add any other pattern; the stripes and the stitches are plenty.
38. Crochet Beach Top With Cotton Joggers
Lightweight cotton joggers are what I pack for early flights and cool coastal mornings. Pair a fitted crochet tank or tee with joggers that have a clean waistband and a tapered ankle, and push the hems up a little to keep the proportions summery. Coordinate the joggers with the swimsuit underneath. Skip thick fleece, which looks heavy next to open crochet and holds damp. Minimal sneakers and a cap make it a walk-to-the-beach outfit when the weather keeps changing.
39. Crochet Beach Top With Floral Maxi Skirt
A floral maxi brings color to a plain crochet top. I choose a cream, white, black or muted top that repeats one shade from the print, fitted to balance the full skirt. With a high waistband, a cropped top should meet it without showing more skin than you want. A smooth camisole adds cover if needed. Everything else stays solid and simple, since texture and pattern are already in play. Flat sandals keep it walkable for seaside lunches and vacation photos.
40. Crochet Boat Neck Beach Top With Capri Pants
A boat-neck crochet top and capri pants are a classic pairing for anyone who prefers more coverage. The neckline should sit comfortably across the shoulders, and close, even stitches look neater than open mesh. Slim or straight cropped pants in white, navy, beige or soft blue go with it, plus a fitted tank underneath for sightseeing. Loafers or espadrilles and a structured woven bag make it polished enough to leave the beach. Wide boat necks can slip toward one shoulder, so check the fit with your arms raised.
41. Crochet Beach Top With Drawstring Shorts
Drawstring shorts and a relaxed crochet tank or mesh tee are the easiest thing to wear for a full day by the water. A coordinating swimsuit underneath lets you swim the moment you want to. Keep the drawstring lying flat and avoid a thick top that bunches at the waist. Shorts and crochet in similar shades give a longer line, while a contrasting top is brighter and more casual. Adjust the shorts length and top coverage and it suits any age.
42. Crochet Beach Top With Ruched Midi Skirt
A ruched midi with side ties lets you set the length and gathering yourself, which I find handy when plans change during the day. Pair it with a fitted crochet tank, halter or short-sleeve shell over a tonal swimsuit or camisole. Keep the top streamlined, since the ruching already adds texture. Flat strappy sandals and a small raffia bag take it from the pool to a casual resort dinner.
43. Open Back Crochet Beach Top With Maxi Pants
An open-back crochet top is all about the back, so full-length maxi pants keep the rest calm. Check the shoulder straps and back ties before anything else; they carry the whole top, and thin ties dig in after a few hours. High-waisted linen or gauze pants balance it, with a bandeau or swimsuit underneath for support. Wear your hair up to show the back detail. Neutrals look refined, and deep ocean shades feel more dramatic for a sunset walk.
44. Crochet Beach Top With Tennis Skirt
A crochet top with a tennis skirt is sporty and practical on active resort days. I pick a fitted polo, tank or sleeveless top and a pleated skirt with built-in shorts, which is the detail that makes it work for walking and bending. Clean sneakers or supportive sandals, a visor and a compact tote. A fitted camisole under the crochet covers indoor stops. White, navy, green or pastels keep it crisp; swap sneakers for flat leather sandals for a softer version.
45. Crochet Beach Top With Slit Maxi Skirt
A slit maxi with a fitted crochet top is how I dress up for a beachside evening without heels. One controlled side slit is better than several openings, which can look messy and blow apart in wind. Pair it with a crochet tank, halter or one-shoulder top in a coordinating color, over a smooth swimsuit or camisole. The skirt should be light for heat but heavy enough to hang well in a breeze. Flat ankle-strap sandals and a woven clutch finish it.
46. Granny Square Crochet Beach Top With Denim Shorts
Granny squares bring color and handmade character to plain denim shorts. A top with a controlled palette is easier to match with swimwear and bags than a rainbow one. Light, medium or white denim is the neutral base. I'd take sunglasses in one color from the squares and keep the tote plain. Skip heavily distressed shorts and piles of accessories; the motifs are detail enough. Wear a fitted tank underneath in town or let a bikini show at the beach.
47. Crochet Beach Top With Linen Mini Skirt
A linen mini packs flat and pairs with almost any crochet top, which makes it a capsule favorite of mine. Choose a wrap, button-front or pull-on skirt with enough body to hold its shape, then a fitted crochet tee or tank over a tonal camisole or swimsuit. For more cover, pick a skirt that reaches mid-thigh with built-in shorts. Neutral combinations look clean, and a colorful top makes it more playful. Flat slides and classic sunglasses finish it.
48. Crochet Beach Top With Matching Maxi Skirt
A matching crochet top and maxi skirt is one of the few beach sets that works both as a cover-up and as a dinner outfit. Look for consistent stitching and enough lining for where you're going. Over a swimsuit, an open-knit set is a beach cover-up; for resort dining, choose a lined skirt and wear a fitted camisole under the top. Keep the swimsuit and accessories solid. Petite women may prefer a shorter skirt or a finer stitch, while taller women can carry the full length.
49. Crochet Tunic Beach Top With Swim Shorts
A crochet tunic over fitted swim shorts gives generous coverage, which makes it the outfit I'd suggest for family beach days. Choose one that reaches the upper thigh with side slits. Wear it over a one-piece or a coordinated swim set. The swim shorts should stay hidden under the hem when you stand but keep you covered when you sit or bend down to a child. A waist tie adds shape; left loose, the tunic is breezier.
50. Crochet Beach Top With Linen Blazer And Shorts
A light linen blazer turns a crochet top and shorts into something I'd wear to a hotel event. Start with a fitted crochet tank or bandeau over a smooth camisole, then tailored high-waisted shorts and a relaxed blazer in a matching or complementary neutral. An unlined blazer is far more comfortable in heat. Push the sleeves up a little. The blazer covers you in cold air-conditioned restaurants and keeps the vacation feel when the day ends somewhere smarter.
Sun Gets Through the Holes
Open crochet feels like coverage, but it does very little to block the sun. Light passes straight through the gaps, and loosely worked or pale yarn lets a lot through even where the stitches are solid. I put sunscreen on under a crochet cover-up just as I would on bare skin, otherwise the result after a long afternoon can be a tan in the exact pattern of the stitches. For real protection on a boat or a long beach walk, a close-woven linen shirt over the crochet does far more than the crochet alone.
Rolling Crochet Into a Suitcase
Crochet is light, but it snags and stretches in a packed bag. This is how I pack it so it comes out looking right:
- Fold it in half lengthwise and roll it loosely, or lay it flat in a packing cube. Never hang it in a garment bag; the weight drags the shoulders.
- Keep it away from zips, buckles and hook-and-loop straps, which pull loops out in transit.
- Pack it dry. A damp crochet top sealed in a bag smells musty within a day.
- When you arrive, lay it flat and pat it back into shape by hand. Crochet doesn't need an iron, and heat can flatten the stitch texture.
Coverage First, Proportion Second
Every outfit here pairs crochet with something you already know how to wear: linen shorts, airy pants, wrap skirts, denim or a swimsuit. I always start with coverage and support, because a top you keep adjusting never feels relaxed. Then look at proportion. Fitted crochet balances loose bottoms, and oversized mesh needs streamlined shorts or a swimsuit underneath. Neutral accessories keep things polished, and one well-chosen color adds the holiday feel. Pack two or three of these combinations and they'll cover swimming, sightseeing and dinner.
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