Camp Cove Swim, an Aussie swimwear label that’s designed, printed and made locally.
Even if the name doesn’t ring a bell, there’s a very good chance you’ve seen the brand’s distinctive patterns and cheeky-cut designs infiltrating your Instagram feed.
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Because it’s still damn hot in some parts of Australia — summer isn’t over just yet, friends — and it’s always good to support local talent, especially when it’s sustainable.
Founded in 2013, Camp Cove Swim’s designs are ethically manufactured, and recycled materials are used for the lining of the swimsuits.
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Also, the retro-inspired designs are really bloody cute.
There are one pieces and separates available in varying prints, styles, and degrees of ‘cheeky cut’. Their high-waisted bikini bottoms are seriously hard to beat. Camp Cove recently launched a line of boardies, so the men in your life can get involved too.
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Anywhere there’s a body of water. But there’s nothing stopping you from wearing a one-piece as a bodysuit out of the water, too. Do your thing.
????????????❤️ @taliadebelak in the rust gingham ‘lena’ top and ‘lola’ bottoms by @bellakerstens
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Plenty of sunscreen, of course.
If you need any further inspiration, check out the label’s Instagram — it features truly gorgeous (and refreshingly un-Photoshopped) photos of models and mere mortals alike rocking Camp Cove swimmers. The diverse, body-positive vibe is regularly praised by followers.
Well, the question is: does a well-made, eye-catching swimsuit ever date?
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Prices vary depending on the design, ranging from $75 for bikini bottoms up to $160 for a full-piece.
You can buy Camp Cove Swim swimwear online at the label’s website right here.
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