Sometimes the difference isn’t in the style or the print, but in something simple: a zipper. A swimshort with a zip pocket might not be the first thing you think of, but trust Hans — that little extra makes your beach day much more relaxing.
What is a swimshort with a zip pocket?
Very simple: a swimshort with a closable pocket where you can safely store small items. Think of a key, some coins, or your hotel card. That pocket is usually on the side or back, with a sturdy zipper. No fuss, just functional. Check out all swimshorts with zippers now.
Why is it so handy?
Your stuff stays where it belongs. Heading quickly to the beach, pool, or beach bar? In that zip pocket, you put exactly what you need — key, card, change. Closed means closed, and your hands are free.
Perfect for on the go. Many styles can also be worn as regular shorts. Walking from your apartment to the beach on vacation, or grabbing an ice cream in the evening? You don’t have to carry anything — everything stays safely in place.
Great for active people. Going paddleboarding, playing beach ball, or volleyball? That zip pocket is a lifesaver. Everything stays put, even if you jump, run, or stumble (it happens to the best).
What types of swimshorts with zippers are there?
Swim shorts with a zipper are by far the most popular. Nice and loose, airy, and often quick-drying; the zipper is usually on the back pocket, and because shorts are wider, the pocket is a bit roomier. Ideal for beach days — and you can wear them straight from your towel to the beach bar. Check out the men’s swim shorts.
Tight swim boxers with a zipper are rarer — a snug fit simply leaves less room for a closable pocket — but they do exist. The zipper is subtly hidden on the side or in the waistband. Handy if you swim sportily but still need to keep a key or card safe. Check out the men’s swim boxers.
You’ll hardly find a swim brief with a zipper: there’s just not enough fabric for a pocket.
Hans tip — check your pockets before washing! Sounds silly, but it happens so often: swimshort in the washing machine with a key or coin still in the zip pocket. Sounds like maracas right away. So: unzip, feel around, and only then wash. Saves noise and hassle.
Final verdict: just do it
Whether you’re going on vacation, spending a day at the beach, or looking for swimwear you can also wear on the go: a swimshort with a zip pocket is a smart choice. No hassle with loose items, no searching for your key — just convenience.
Check out all swimshorts with zippers and find your favorite. Often for well under twenty euros.
