Swimwear World

Swimwear World is an online swimwear retailer that sells designer bikinis, one-pieces, cover-ups and resort clothing from more than 30 labels, among them Agua Bendita, PQ Swim, Robin Piccone, Vix and Beach Bunny. It is a store rather than a brand, so the 18 products filed under its name in this archive are pieces from other designers. The company publishes no founding year or headquarters on its site. Its customer service keeps Eastern Time hours, which points to North America, but no address is listed.

A multi-brand shop, not a label

The distinction matters for an encyclopedia. A brand designs and makes garments, or has them made. A retailer chooses them. Swimwear World describes itself as a destination for designer beachwear, and its designers directory lists the labels it carries. When a product database records a store name in the brand field, as ours did here, the real maker is usually one of those designers.

The shop's range covers the full beach wardrobe: bikinis and two-piece sets, one-piece swimsuits, kaftans and cover-ups, dresses and matching sets, plus bags, jewelry, sunglasses, hats and towels. There are children's and men's sections too.

The labels on the rails

The designer list is the most informative thing about the shop. The homepage names Agua Bendita, PQ Swim, Robin Piccone, Andrea Iyamah, L*Space, Maaji, Devon Windsor, Vix, Beach Bunny and Stone Fox Swim, out of a roster of more than 30. These are established, full-price swim labels, several of them with their own stores and runway shows, rather than fast-fashion or private-label suits.

That mix tells a buyer what to expect: designer price points, printed and embellished suits next to plainer solids, and a heavy weighting toward bikinis. It also tells this archive where to look when a Swimwear World record needs a proper maker. The answer is almost always one of the names above.

Why swim belongs in a lingerie archive

Swimwear and lingerie share their construction. A triangle bra top uses the same pattern logic as a soft lingerie triangle, and a bikini bottom is cut from the brief family with a different fabric and lining. Many lingerie houses run swim lines, and many swim labels started as intimates makers. A store that stocks 30 swim designers is, for a researcher, a compact survey of how those cuts look in one season.

What the shop says about itself

The store invites shoppers to sign up for a newsletter in exchange for 15 percent off a first order, a standard move for an online-only seller. Swimwear World offers free shipping on orders over $100 in the United States and Canada and ships worldwide, with localized prices for more than 50 countries. Customer support works Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Eastern Time. The site's footer carries a 2026 copyright. Beyond that, the company says very little. It names no founder, no year of launch and no head office, and it has no about page that we could reach.

Reading the archived pieces

Because Swimwear World resells, the 18 products in this archive should each be traced to their designer. The swimsuit's own label, the cut and the print are better guides than the store name. A Colombian embroidered bikini and a Californian string set are very different objects, even when the same retailer sold both.

The archive keeps the store's name on these records for now. As individual pieces are matched to their designers, they will be refiled under the brands that made them, and this page will remain as the record of the shop that sold them.

Last updated October 7, 2026