Once seen as retro, one piece swimwear is now a modern staple for women who want support, coverage, and sophistication.
Here's why it’s trending (and why you’ll never go back).
Unlike bikinis that often need adjusting, one pieces offer security and support. Whether you're diving, stretching, or walking the beach, everything stays in place.
Our Mentawai one piece is a favourite among freedivers and active water women. Double-lined, smooth against the skin, and cut for performance—it’s swimwear that moves with you, not against you.
From pool to lunch to evening swim, one pieces transition beautifully. Pair yours with linen trousers, or wear under a flowy dress for an effortless day-to-night look.
The key to a flattering one piece is thoughtful design. Our signature paneling and high-cut leg elongate your silhouette, while the cinched waist adds shape and definition without digging in.
Sustainability That Lasts
Not all swimwear is created equal. Our suits are made from premium regenerated materials and designed to last twice as long—meaning fewer replacements, less waste, and more mindful fashion.
One piece swimwear isn’t just a trend—it’s a movement toward comfort, confidence, and conscious style.
Explore the full range of one piece and long sleeve one piece swimwear at Ocean Soul—designed for women who live in and love the water.
Want more on how our suits are made? Dive into - Econyl Fabric: What Is It and Why Do We Love It?
Incorporating ocean rhythms into your morning isn’t about perfection—it’s about presence. Try weaving these rituals into your daily flow, and watch how much more ease, joy, and clarity you experience.
From high-fashion editorials to beachside mornings in Byron, Canggu, or California, one piece swimwear has made a serious comeback. But this time, it's not just a retro nod—it’s the ultimate expression of modern confidence. Women are reaching for swimsuits that feel as good as they look, and the one piece has evolved into the hero piece of the season.
There’s something uniquely meditative about freediving—no tanks, no bubbles, just your breath and the blue. Indonesia, with its vast archipelago and rich marine life, is one of the best places in the world to experience it.
