Man swimsuit trends: how to make the right choice this summer

The Man swimsuit trend is evolving. Gone are the standard cuts we keep by default year after year. Swimwear is becoming a full-fledged garment, designed to keep up with the day, hold up in the water as well as on the sand, and remain pleasant to wear. Today's models focus on simplicity, the right material and the right length. Not too tight, not too loose. Neither too classic nor too flashy. We're looking for something that holds, that breathes, and that makes you want to wear it without thinking about it. Men no longer have to choose between style and comfort when it comes to their swimwear. That's what's going to make the difference this summer.

Finding the right swimsuit for Man starts with the cut

Fit decides comfort. And comfort ultimately decides whether you wear your swimsuit all day long or try to take it off as soon as possible. Rather than following a fashion trend, we look at how it falls, how it fits and how it moves.

Classics revisited with precision

The Niolon model is one of the collection's signature styles. Its straight cut, mid-thigh length and clean lines make it an essential basic. It's all about getting it right: a fabric that holds up well, a good fit once worn, and a sober look that works everywhere. It's the short you keep on hand all summer long and never tire of.

The court asserts itself without forcing itself

This season, classic shorts remain popular, but shorter shapes are finding their place. The Ventura model pushes in this direction. Slightly higher cut, running inspiration, dynamic look. It's not a sporty piece, but it comes close. It frees movement, refines the lower leg and gives a real line. Swim shorts are still a safe bet, but it all depends on the style you're going for. Depending on your morphology, certain lengths or finishes work better than others.

A cut to stay comfortable

In the end, it's the outfit that counts. A good swimsuit doesn't float, doesn't stick, doesn't pull, it goes with you. The fit lets you forget what you're wearing and concentrate on what you're doing: swimming, walking, relaxing. That's when you know if you've made the right choice.

A color palette that makes all the difference

The first thing you notice isn't the cut, it's the color. A jersey's color catches the eye before its comfort does. And while some prefer to stick to safe tones, others play around with more decisive choices. Some models rely on solid colors, while others introduce discreet patterns that add a graphic touch without overloading.

Strong, bold colors

Intense blue, vivid green, bold red: these colors don't go unnoticed. They energize a silhouette and blend well with tanned skin. In the JOTT range, these tones are sometimes combined with textured materials or a slightly glossy finish that catches the light without forcing the effect.

The return of fluorescent colors and contrasts

Some models venture into the realm of fluorescent colors without becoming caricatures. The cut is highlighted by an almost acid green, a frank orange or a dry yellow. It's all about contrast. This type of jersey works well with a white tee-shirt or flowing shirt. All it takes is a little detail to keep the whole look legible.

Sober bases for all seasons

Black, navy, anthracite, army: these tones form the base. They're long-lasting and easy to combine. For some, it's the right starting point: a well-crafted cut, a pleasant fabric, a color that fits. Whether for a discreet swimsuit or an assertive style, these shades work on all models. The choice depends on the balance between shape and color.

Style and comfort, the balance to aim for

A material that accompanies without constraining

A swimsuit can be worn wet, dry and sometimes all day long. So the fabric has to last. Well-designed swim shorts dry quickly and stay in place, even after several trips back and forth between the sea and the towel. Some swimsuits feature an inner mesh to hold in place without compressing. Others do without, depending on the cut and intended use. The important thing is that nothing scratches, rubs or gets in the way, and it's the swimsuit material that makes all the difference. It determines the level of comfort, but also how well the model holds up after repeated use. Good swim shorts stay in place effortlessly.

Details designed for real-life use

The elastic waistband is still there, but the drawstring allows for a more precise fit. Well-placed pockets are discreet and practical. And on some models, the zippered back pocket lets you keep a key or wallet without fear of losing them.

One swimsuit, many daily uses

From beach to city without transition

Well-cut swim shorts can also be worn out of the water. Pair them with a plain T-shirt, a flowing shirt or even a lightweight sweatshirt, and you're done. The material dries quickly and the cut remains clean. Many of JOTT's swimsuits are just as suitable for swimming as they are for walking around town.

An ally in unexpected moments

Bike outing, walk to a restaurant, detour to a local market: the jersey stays in place even when the day stretches on. Some models in the JOTT range capitalize on this versatility with lightly textured or shiny fabrics that add relief. These are pieces we keep because they fall nicely and don't require any particular effort.

Utility without sacrificing style

Those who want to remain discreet opt for classic cuts in black or navy. Those looking for a little more contrast can play with bright colors or prints. In both cases, the logic remains the same: a simple, reliable piece that you can throw on without a second thought. And when you can do everything with it, the rest naturally follows.

Choosing the right model for your look

Observe your morphology without correcting it

Whether you're tall, have long legs or a pronounced build, every figure benefits from the right cut. A style that's too full can break the figure, while one that's too short can freeze movement. The idea is not to camouflage, but to balance. A straight cut often works well, provided it's fitted. The short version suits slim or athletic figures, but is not exclusively reserved for them. Men's swimwear now takes into account the diversity of morphologies and uses.

Play with color to suit your skin tone

Some tones work best in contrast. Pale skin often works best with navy, burgundy or cool shades. Tanned skin is more easily enhanced by red, bright green or even yellow. As for sober shades, they work everywhere, but a bold color can awaken the look, provided you don't go all out.

The JOTT approach: thinking boldly about summer

A collection for everyday use

The models designed for summer incorporate what the brand develops all year round. The ripstop fabric, the slightly shiny effects, the pocketable logic: all points already present on windbreakers or light jackets and which naturally find their place in the swim range.

Parts built to last

A JOTT swimsuit is not a disposable product. It is designed to withstand salt, chlorine and repeated washing. The colors hold, the seams stay in place and the cut doesn't distort. As a result, swim shorts become a reliable item that can be worn for several seasons without losing its shape. Summer garments, including swimwear, maintain the same high standards of fit and durability as technical garments.