Akoia SwimExclusive Crochet Cotton Maxi Dress

Name: Exclusive Crochet Cotton Maxi Dress
Brand: Akoia Swim
Price: 335 USD
Availability: InStock

$335

Exclusive Crochet Cotton Maxi Dress

$335

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Description

<p>Impressively plastic free, Akoia Swim has devoted all of its sourcing, production, and packaging to sustainable and ethical practices. <br /><br /></p><p>This crochet maxi dress showcases detailed texture that creates a rich tactile statement. Featuring a feminine silhouette, it offers a striking balance of craft and modern allure.</p><ul>- Pre-Fall '26
- Zip fastening
- Composition: 100% Cotton
- Designer Color: Lilac
- Dry Clean
- Imported
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Brand Spotlight

Akoia Swim

Akoia Swim is a sustainable swimwear brand founded in 2014 by three teenage girls - Reo Palmer, Inka Williams, and Frances Elliott - who were raised on the island of Bali. What started as a passion project by 14-year-olds who saved their lunch money for samples has evolved into a globally recognized slow fashion icon. The brand emerged from their love of the beach and the limited bikini choices available on Bali, leading them to integrate local crochet talent into their designs. After a brief hiatus during the founders' high school years, Akoia Swim was revived and now creates beautiful, ethical bikinis handmade by skilled women artisans in Bali. Every piece is crocheted by hand using high-quality, organic materials, with production intentionally kept small-scale and transparent. The brand prioritizes sustainability over trends, working directly with local women to provide above-average wages and safe working conditions.

Trendiness score

51 of 100

Popularity score

51 of 100

Style keywords

Handmade

Sustainable

Bohemian

Artisanal

Crochet

Brand Spotlight

Akoia Swim

Trendiness score

51 of 100

Popularity score

51 of 100

Style keywords

Handmade

Sustainable

Bohemian

Artisanal

Crochet

Akoia Swim is a sustainable swimwear brand founded in 2014 by three teenage girls - Reo Palmer, Inka Williams, and Frances Elliott - who were raised on the island of Bali. What started as a passion project by 14-year-olds who saved their lunch money for samples has evolved into a globally recognized slow fashion icon. The brand emerged from their love of the beach and the limited bikini choices available on Bali, leading them to integrate local crochet talent into their designs. After a brief hiatus during the founders' high school years, Akoia Swim was revived and now creates beautiful, ethical bikinis handmade by skilled women artisans in Bali. Every piece is crocheted by hand using high-quality, organic materials, with production intentionally kept small-scale and transparent. The brand prioritizes sustainability over trends, working directly with local women to provide above-average wages and safe working conditions.