Swimwear designed in Florida, made in the U.S.
We design swimwear to be worn for years.
Backed by a background in environmental health and preventative systems, we engineered our suits to fix what goes wrong with standard swim gear.
Every suit is cut and sewn in California.
Why Local Production Means Better Quality for You
Garment making clusters in specific places for a structural reason. When cutting, sewing, and finishing happen in one place, the person making decisions about your suit can walk across the room and hold it. Certain kinds of quality depend on that.
Here's what that opens up:
A Feedback Loop That Works
When our sewers hit a tricky seam or a pattern piece that doesn't sit right, we hear about it the same day. We can adjust the pattern, retest the fit, and have the correction in the next cut before a flawed piece reaches a customer. Across an ocean, the same fix can take weeks, and by then a full production run has shipped. Being close means we see what's happening on the floor for ourselves.
Craft That Stays in Use
American garment manufacturing carries decades of specific skill: people who've spent careers learning how stretch fabric behaves under a machine needle and how to set a seam that holds through years of swims. Every order we place here keeps that skill working.
A Shorter Path
Our fabric is knit, dyed, and finished in Southern California, a short drive from where it's cut and sewn. That means fewer shipping legs, fewer chances for a shipment to sit in a port, and dyeing and finishing done under U.S. environmental rules.
People We Know
Every hand that touches your suit belongs to someone we can call. Our factory is close enough to visit, so we see the working conditions for ourselves.
The Architecture of Your Swimsuit
We use virgin nylon and Lycra®, chosen for stretch, recovery, and a dense, smooth hand.
We're also testing new materials with partners, looking for fabric that performs on the body and sheds less into the water. When that work changes something real in what we sell, we'll say so here.
Built From Continuous Filament
Our fabric is knit from nylon and Lycra® in continuous filament form. Each yarn is one unbroken strand, so there are no cut ends to work loose or fray in the wash. Staple-spun synthetics, like fleece, are made from short fibers and shed more easily.
Any synthetic fabric sheds some fibers. How it's constructed changes how much.
Milled in the U.S.
Our fabric comes from a vertically integrated knitting mill in Southern California, where it's knit, dyed, and finished under one roof. One mill, one country, one line of accountability.