Swimwear is by far one of the hardest things to shop for — it’s right up there with jeans and bras. Finding the perfect swimsuit that is both trendy and economical is hard enough on its own. Add in finding one that’s of good quality and actually fits, well, that’s a whole other story.
Here are Canadian swimsuit brands to keep on your radar for summer.
Saltwater Collective
Saltwater Collective is manufactured closest to home — right here in Toronto. The brand prioritizes the body-type and size of the everyday woman, catering to actually realistic figures. Saltwater’s swimsuits are made of high-quality fabrics that come in bold as well as unassuming colours. The bottom line is that this swimwear brand carries some of the trendiest yet practical bathing suits on the market!
Selfish Swimwear
Selfish Swimwear is geared towards the less modest with swimsuits being trendy, reasonably priced, alluring, and playful. These swimsuit designs are all about being sexy and in these cheeky looks, you’ll definitely be turning heads while you’re laying by the pool this summer.
Beth Richards
Beth Richards is a Vancouver-based swimwear company started by designer, Beth Richards, hence the brand’s name. All of her designs are manufactured right here in Canada, and they’re made with the environment in mind! Beth Richards’ goal is to produce as little waste as possible, and some of its pieces are even made out of recycled materials. Expect to shop monochrome bikinis and one-pieces that are simple, yet still chic, as well as a few more extravagant looks if you’re looking for something a little bolder.
Anna Kosturova
If you’re on the hunt for some true bohemian beachy vibes, look no further than Anna Kosturova. Based in Vancouver, this is the ideal swimwear line to bring out your inner hippie. This line is known for carrying high-quality crochet pieces — with a price point around $100-$250.
Knix
Joanna Griffiths has revolutionized the intimate apparel industry with Knix, a Toronto-based brand that’s designed to make women feel more comfortable in their own skin. Not only does the company carry its infamous underwear and bras, Knix also has a lovely line of swimwear!
Left On Friday
The Vancouver-based brand, Left On Friday, is serving up all of the summer looks. The Canadian swimsuit brand believes in a life where nothing holds you back, especially your swimsuit. Its designs will keep up with you all day long, whether you’re swimming or surfing.
LONDRE
Not only are LONDRE‘s styles super cute, but it also places a major focus on its environmental impact. So far, LONDRE has recycled over 200,000 plastic bottles off of streets and beaches into their sustainable garments offering. Plus, all of the water used in the process is able to be reused into new materials.
Mimi and August
Mimi and August is a Montreal-based ethically-made apparel brand with an exclusive swimwear line carrying sizes XS to 4XL! Its swimsuits were created and designed to include all women. While browsing, you can expect to find unique prints on full-piece and 2-piece swimsuits, which are designed to fix and match how you please.
Visual Mood
Visual Mood was founded in 2026, right here in Toronto! With the aim to provide both stylish and comfortable swimwear for women, the brand offers beautiful silhouettes and prints that you’ll never want to take off – and they’re even made of sustainable materials! If you want swimwear with a romantic feel, look no further!
437
Another Toronto-based swimwear gem is the viral brand 437! After doing a semester studying abroad in Europe, 437 founders Hyla and Adrien noticed a gap in the swimwear market when they weren’t able to find any bikinis that flattered their bodies. After graduating, 437 was born. The brand has since grown to have over 320K followers on Instagram, popularly known for its staple swimwear.
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