Side Tie Bikini Bottoms

Tiny strings on the sides and not much happening in the back. Tie them high on the hip or wear them low. Very good for tanning.

Redondo cheeky tie-side bikini bottom in Cherrylicious, showing the adjustable hip ties from the front

The cut, on a body

Strings at the hips. You set the rules.

Little strings at the hips, tied exactly where you want them. Our side tie and string bikini bottoms pull high for a longer leg, drop low, or move depending on the day. How much you show in back depends on the cut, and every product page shows the ties, the rise and the back view. Cute little strings. Useful little strings.

Adjustable ties. Show as much as you want.

Adjustable strings ♥

  • Sides Adjustable hip ties
  • Coverage Cheeky to thong, by style
  • Placement You set it
  • Styles Doheny, Venice, Redondo, Strands
Redondo cheeky tie-side bikini bottom in Cherrylicious, showing the hip tie bow up close

The ties describe the construction

Tie side tells you how it fastens, not how much it covers. For the smallest back, go to thong bikini bottoms. For the highest leg, high-cut bikini bottoms. Then pick any bikini top. Matching is available. Permission is not required.

Same bikini. Different vibe.

WOOD Classic String Bikini Bottom by California High

Designed and sewn in Los Angeles in small runs. Tiny bikinis, made with actual people in mind.

Questions before you get undressed

How do you tie tie-side bikini bottoms?

Place the bottom where you want it, pull each side until it feels secure, and tie a firm bow at each hip. The ties should hold without cutting into the skin.

Do tie-side bikini bottoms stay in place?

A correctly sized bottom with firmly tied sides should feel secure for normal beach and pool wear. Fit varies by style, so follow the product notes.

What is the difference between tie-side and string bikini bottoms?

Tie side specifically describes adjustable ties at the hips. String describes a broader visual or construction family and is not always tied at both sides.

Less coverage, this way