Upgrade your go-to Hawaiians with a masculine floral print instead.

($69, originalpenguin.com)

No need to complicate your choice—a color-blocked drawstring is timeless.

($44, ae.com)

You’re not going on spring break to blend in, so bring on the bold colors. This orange turns to a pineapple and hula girl print when wet.

($50, chubbiesshorts.com)

Beef up your swim collection with a well-priced neutral pick.

($15, hm.com)

Or go super functional with Aether’s technical short. The longer length and no-stitch construct is perfect for surfers who want to avoid chaffing. Consider the higher price point worth it for all the surf rash cream you won’t have to buy.

($135, aetherapparel.com)

ASOS’s acid wash, dip dye shorts are further proof that retro styles are cool again.

($18, asos.com)

Bright white shorts always look sharp—just look before you sit.

($78, nautica.com)

Wear Tommy Hilfiger’s signature trunk from now through Memorial Day.

($60, tommyhilfiger.com)

Look good and do good for the earth with Patagonia’s tribal print shorts, which are part of the brand’s Fair Trade swim collection.

($69, patagonia.com)

Patterned trunks are a good way to make a statement—without looking like wallpaper.

($40, gap.com)

Because nothing says spring break like bright green palm trees.

($40, topman.com)

We’re always game for some nautical swim trunks.

($65, jcrew.com)

Faherty’s eco-friendly boardshorts are a game changer for swimsuits that are good for the earth: These use a fabric made primarily from recycled plastic bottles weaved with a yarn, so it feels like your standard suit.

($128, fahertybrand.com)

Would wear anything but this bright red swimsuit on a boat? Didn’t think so.

($90, vineyardvines.com)

JFK’s influence on style runs deep—take these old-school maroon trunks, for example. The tailored shape and technical fabric makes them modern.

($158, solidandstriped.com)

Source: ​Best Men Bathing Suits For This Summer