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Top Swimsuit Brands for Your 2025 Winter-Sun Getaway

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This winter chill is begging for a sun-soaked escape—and what better way to get excited about soaking up the rays than by treating yourself to fresh swimwear? From timeless cuts to trend-forward designs, these 2025 standout brands are redefining resortwear. Whether you’re lounging on tropical shores or diving into crystal-clear waters, it’s time to pack your bags (and your dream swimsuits) for the ultimate winter-sun getaway. Keep reading for the must-know labels.


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Left on Friday

Left On Friday is a U.S.-based swimwear brand that’s focused on form and function for the active girlies. Think sleek designs with built-in sun protection—perfect for everything from poolside lounging to beach adventures. Their pieces are made to move with you, so you can go from the waves to the sand and beyond with ease.


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Matteau

Matteau is an Australian-based swimwear and resort wear brand founded by Ilona Hamer and Jaimee Lillie, known for its minimalist designs and focus on luxurious yet understated pieces. The collection sports timeless silhouettes in luxurious fabrics, with a focus on high-quality craftsmanship and subtle, sophisticated detailing. With Matteau, it’s all about less is more.


Photo Credit: Emily Yates, Courtesy of @triangl

Triangl

Triangl, the Australian-born swimwear brand once known for its Tumblr-famous neoprene bikinis, has evolved into a global sensation. Beyond cheeky triangle tops, it now offers styles like velvet fabrics, bandeau tanks, and strappy crops with matching bottoms in various cuts. Luxurious photoshoots set in stunning locations like Greece’s Folegandros, Mexico’s Sayulita, and California’s Joshua Tree, reflect its worldwide appeal. (Oh, and ladies, if you’re looking to get something for him, check out their elevated men’s wear line, Casa del Mar.)


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Zimmermann

Australians know their swim and resort fashion, and Zimmermann is a Sydney staple that proves high-design is a must. Boho-chic meets luxury with silks and broderie-anglaise embellishments that scream sun-soaked vacation vibes. Of course, with the designer name comes the price tag.


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BOTEH

We’re ready to reinvent our entire swimwear and cover-up wardrobe with BOTEH’s bohemian-printed bikinis, one-pieces, and breezy wide-leg beach pants. Inspired by the timeless mysticism of Ibiza and the laid-back energy of Australia, their mosaic prints and artisan designs create beachwear perfect for transitioning effortlessly from the sea to the bungalow bar—no outfit change required.


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Casa de la Cruz

Founded in Cali, Colombia, the brand’s name comes from the Spanish word “cala,” meaning a small bay where the sea gently sets. Led by Carolina Lopez, the textile designer sources locally to craft swimwear that embraces a responsible lifestyle. Casa de la Cruz’s Resort ’25 collection blends bold patterns, vibrant colors, and striking shapes, featuring one-shoulder leotards, high-waisted bottoms with halter tops, and low V-neck onesies, all outfitted to make a statement.


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Johanna Ortiz Vacation

Whether you’re planning a weekend in the Hamptons or a summer escape to Mallorca, Johana Ortiz has the perfect swimsuit to match the vibes. From the boho Palmy Texture One-Piece to the chocolatey Bar Tunic Dress, Johanna Ortiz has elevated pieces you’ll want to flaunt on the beach. 


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Palm Noosa

When thinking of Palm Noosa, think of loose beach waves, sun-kissed cheeks, and stepping on the warm sand. Founded in Australia, the brand pays homage to the quintessential Australian beach lifestyle by creating pieces with contemporary femininity and carefree aesthetics.


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Second Summer Label 

Second Summer embodies a lifestyle, breaking free of the mundane day-to-day, and embracing the tranquil island way of life. Their models are biodegradable nylon, an innovation that epitomizes sustainability, boasting complete biodegradability and recyclability. The pieces are designed in the UK, and made in a PETA Vegan-approved facility in Brazil. 


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Blackbough Swim

It’s après ski season, and whether you find yourself in a steaming sauna in a cabin or soaking up the sun at a tropical retreat, Blackbough’s newest Après Ski collection has something for you. The collection highlights playful motifs and flattering fits perfect for any climate you find yourself in. 


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Stefania Frangista

Founded by Stefania Frangista in Greece, this eco-friendly swimwear brand aims to create timeless, high-quality pieces for the modern, environmentally aware woman. Launched in 2009, the brand wanted to create swimwear that was both chic and cool perfect for some poolside fun. Fabrics are sourced in Italy and Spain, with a growing commitment to eco-friendly materials, including 100% recycled yarns from plastic bottles and Mediterranean Sea waste. Each piece is made in Greece, supporting local industries and ensuring superior craftsmanship.


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PatBo 

PatBO is a Brazilian fashion brand known for infusing South American vibrancy into its meticulously hand-embroidered ready-to-wear and swimwear collections. Patricia Bonaldi, the Founder and Creative Director, began her fashion journey by running a boutique in Uberlândia, Brazil. Inspired by customer enthusiasm, she soon debuted her own collection, establishing her eponymous brand. The brand’s hallmark is detailed embroidery and bold prints. The Iris Bikini Top paired with the Iris Maxi Robe? It’s a stunning combination if you ask me. 


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