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The Best Hong Kong & International Swimwear Brands to Indulge in This Summer
- CSP Times
- 21 hours ago
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Summer's back, and the water is calling. There's no better excuse to invest in a new swim piece — whether you're after something comfort-first for long days by the pool or a little sultrier for evening cocktails at the beach club. We've rounded up the Hong Kong labels and international brands (that ship to Hong Kong) worth splashing out on this season.
This article was last updated on August 11, 2026.
WISKII Active
WISKII has built a loyal following on activewear that performs as hard as it looks good, and its Postcards from Capri capsule proves that engineering translates just as well to swim. The Riviera Floral Plunge One-Piece Swimsuit leads the lineup with a plunging V-neck, hand-sewn floral detailing, and a waist-cinching layered design. An open-back halter and removable push-up pads round out the shape, while WISKII's signature four-way stretch nylon-spandex blend makes sure it actually holds up poolside. Its natural match is the Riviera Floral Strapless Bikini Set, a more flexible take on the same floral print. The strapless top comes with an internal anti-slip lining and removable push-up pads for support without straps, while dual-layered thin waistbands on the bottom can be adjusted for a customisable, pleated fit.
Sana Swimwear offers a refreshing approach to the local beachwear scene, striking a balance between contemporary trends and timeless sophistication. The brand focuses on quality craftsmanship and classic silhouettes that flatter a variety of body types, prioritising both comfort and style for the modern woman. Its designs are likely well-suited for Hong Kong's dynamic lifestyle, whether you are lounging by a hotel pool or enjoying a day at one of the outlying islands. This focus on versatile elegance makes Sana Swimwear a go-to for those seeking understated luxury in their summer wardrobe.
Triangl needs no introduction – the swimwear label is a pioneer of its time and it's in most of our wardrobes, the signature block design that plastered its presence globally when it first launched in 2012. The Australian brand continues to strive in providing quality, affordable collections that fit snugly and shape an effortlessly flattering silhouette.
This one's for the surfers and water babies. Tahitian surfer, model and designer Hanalei Reponty founded Abysse, a performance-driven sustainable swimwear label that redefines fashion's role in the sports industry. Each exquisite piece – the swim sets, wetsuits, bikinis and activewear – is made in California using 100% recycled fabrics, repurposed from discarded fishing nets. Abysse wetsuits are exclusively made out of premium Yamamoto Japanese eco-neoprene to reduce environmental impact and you can rest assured that the brand takes sustainability very seriously with its guaranteed eco-friendly process at every stage of its making. The brand collaborates with AQUAFIL for its entire collection, made from nylon waste from landfills and oceans around the world that is transformed into ECONYL® regenerated nylon.
Sydney-born brand Monte & Lou has graced the covers of everything from Marie Claire to ELLE, offering feminine edits for every occasion that will make you feel like you're forever on the beaches of your favourite holiday. The stylish collections fit and flatter any shape, with a keen eye on patterns and prints that last. Fabrics are made from recycled nylon and its eco-efficient supply chain and sustainable packaging contribute to its environmental-driven ethos.
HÁI or 「 海 」means Ocean in Taiwanese. The Eco Edit collection pays homage to this and uses 100% cotton and 100% plant-based dye, plus the products are handwoven by women in Medahan village in Bali. It's made by women for women – the rest is up to you, so rock it on your next expedition.
Designer Jasmin Hekmat mixes vintage appeal with sustainable concepts. Cut-outs make a regular feat and the ultra-revealing options make for a day out at one of your summer beach club trips.
New York-based designer Norma Kamali has been a pioneer for sustainable fashion since 1974. The bold designs make the perfect pop to any beach hangout.
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