Jelly Mint Escapes: Show Me Your Mumu's Scrunch Swim Edit

$88

This bikini top features a clean, scoop-neck silhouette stripped of hardware and padding, relying on a simple back tie for a customizable fit. The powder pink nylon-spandex blend offers a smooth, lightweight hand that hugs the torso without bulk. It is a minimalist approach to swimwear, favoring a streamlined, sun-soaked aesthetic over complex construction. Safety Rating: Lowest Analysis: The garment is composed entirely of synthetic petroleum-based fibers (nylon and spandex), which offer minimal breathability and are prone to shedding microplastics. These materials lack the moisture-wicking properties of natural fibers and rely on chemical-heavy synthetic production processes.

$72

This bikini top relies on a clean, scoop-neck construction, ditching molded cups and hardware for a soft, body-hugging fit that relies on boning at the sides for structure. The midweight nylon-spandex blend offers a firm, matte finish that sits flush against the skin, while the reversible floral-on-gingham print leans into a vintage-inspired, sun-soaked nostalgia. It is a straightforward piece of swimwear that prioritizes a streamlined silhouette over heavy padding. Safety Rating: Lowest Analysis: The garment is composed of a nylon and spandex blend, which are petroleum-derived synthetic polymers that lack natural breathability and can trap heat against the skin. These materials are prone to microplastic shedding and are chemically synthesized, placing them in the lowest category for biocompatibility.

$98

This bikini top leans into a classic triangle construction, rendered in a coral fabric woven with lurex for a subtle, sun-catching shimmer. Bronze-plated hardware and a delicate shell charm at the center bridge add a nod to coastal kitsch, while the adjustable back tie allows for a customized fit against the skin. It’s a straightforward silhouette that prioritizes a nostalgic, beach-day aesthetic over technical complexity. Safety Rating: Lowest Analysis: The garment is composed of a nylon, lurex, and spandex blend, which are petroleum-based synthetic polymers. These materials lack natural breathability and may hinder moisture regulation while presenting a higher risk for microplastic shedding.