If you’re in search of a cute new bikini or two, there are plenty of awesome Toronto-based swimwear brands you can shop from.
You’ll find everything from bikinis to one piece swimsuits from all of these incredible Toronto swimwear brands!
Many of these Toronto-based swimwear brands ethically makes their swimsuits in-house in their studios, which I think is amazing.
Without further ado, here are some of the best swimwear brands to shop in Toronto!
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Best swimwear brands in Toronto
Bathing Belle Swimwear
Tucked away in a small shop on Roncesvalles is Bathing Belle, an awesome swimwear company that makes their pieces in Toronto.
They’ve got a great selection of ready-to-wear bathing suits, or you can have your own custom bathing suit made (within a week!)
I love all their unique and modern pieces, and you’ll definitely love their selection if you’re a fan of cutouts.
You’ll find tons of fun prints, as well as tons of solid colours if you like the simple things.
I adore the Zenith Halter One Piece, Lipari One Shoulder Swimsuit, and Royal Ruffle Tank Top with High-Waisted Bottoms, all of which are gorgeous and timeless.
They have a good selection of swimwear on their website, but I’d definitely visit them in-store to see even more stuff and try everything on (in their fun change room)!
They also have a super fun slogan: from boobs to bum, Bathing Belle makes it fun!
LOCATION: 355 Roncesvalles Ave, Toronto, ON
Ūnika
Ūnika offers both custom and pre-made swimwear pieces that are ethically made in Toronto using sustainable fabrics.
They have a lot of unique styles with ruffles, cutouts, and all sorts of fun stuff.
Their swimsuits are made from a fabric called ECONYL, a nylon yarn made from fishing nets, plastic scraps, and fabric scraps from landfills and oceans.
An awesome thing about ECONYL is that it can be recycled infinitely without losing its quality, so it can constantly be recycled and reused!
All their pieces are under $250, and they’ve got a lot of pieces under $100.
It’s always great supporting sustainable Toronto brands, and you can find Ūnika’s store in Leslieville.
LOCATION: 260 Carlaw Ave Unit 210, Toronto, ON
437
You’ve probably seen 437 all over your Instagram feed, and their swimsuits have been worn by celebrities like Kylie Jenner and Jennifer Lopez!
They make stylish swimsuits that you can mix and match, and you’ll especially love their pieces if you love high cut, cheeky bottoms.
Their bikini tops and bottoms are typically around $100 each piece.
They also make super cute and super flattering activewear!
They also have a showroom in Toronto if you’re looking to shop in-person, and you’ll have to book an appointment ahead of time on their website.
The Saltwater Collective
The Saltwater Collective ethically makes their swimsuits here in Toronto, also exclusively using ECONYL as a fabric.
They create elevated basics that you can mix and match to highlight your fave parts of your body.
You can shop by colour on their website and see all the styles they have for each one!
All of their bikinis are under $100 for each piece, and all of their one piece swimsuits are under $200.
While sustainable swimwear can be a bit more expensive, they’re pieces you can wear forever, so it’s worth investing in good quality pieces.
Minnow Bathers
Minnow Bathers is another swimwear brand based out of Toronto, and they make all their bathing suits to order in their studio.
They collaborate with artists for their unique prints, and all their swimsuits are made with recycled spandex.
All of their bikinis are under $100 for each piece, and all of their one piece swimsuits are under $200.
I love that they donate $1 from every sale to the Ocean Conservancy, and they also donate a portion of each sale to various animal and human rights organizations year-round.
If you live in Toronto, you can also do local pick-up at their studio in the west end!
Denude Swim
Denude Swim also makes their bathing suits in Toronto, and they’re all about minimal and modern pieces that accentuate your natural curves.
From neutral to neon, they’ve got all kinds of beautiful swimwear pieces that’ll never go out of style.
All of their bikinis are under $100 for each piece, and all of their one piece swimsuits are under $150.
Best Canadian bathing suit companies:
- Bathing Belle Swimwear
- Ūnika
- 437
- The Saltwater Collective
- Minnow Bathers
- Denude Swim
These were some of the best Toronto-based swimwear brands to shop!
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More Canadian brands to support
If you’re looking for even more local Canadian brands to support, you might enjoy these posts:
- On the hunt for more swimwear? Shop from the best Canadian swimwear brands.
- Looking to shop more Canadian fashion? Check out the best Canadian clothing brands, outerwear brands, or made-in-Canada brands.
- Searching for new shoes? Shop the best Canadian shoe brands or winter boot brands.
- Shopping sustainably? Check out these sustainable Canadian clothing brands (or Toronto brands) or shop from these affordable & ethical Canadian clothing brands.
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