Independent Swimwear Brands That Actually Fit and Last

Summersalt's founders gathered over a million body measurements before designing their first suit. The result is a fit system that actually accounts for the diversity of how people are shaped, not just how samples are sized.

Triangl built a cult following by rejecting the flimsy triangle bikini and making suits with real body. Their neoprene construction holds its shape through the entire season, which is something most swimwear brands can't claim.

Andie made its name by doing one thing: making the one-piece swimsuit worth buying again. Their silhouettes are tested against a wide range of body types and include height guidance in sizing, which most brands still ignore.

Founded in New York with a clear point of view on what elevated swimwear should look like, Solid & Striped has built a consistent aesthetic across a decade of collections. Their swimwear is for people who think about what they wear to the beach.

For swimmers who want to avoid recycled nylon entirely, Natasha Tonic makes suits from organic cotton blends that look great and biodegrade. A real alternative for anyone concerned about microplastic shedding from conventional swimwear fabrics.

Started by twin brothers with a background in fashion and a preference for the outdoors, Faherty makes swimwear with the same philosophy as their softened clothing: made to be lived in, built to last, always a little more relaxed than the alternatives.