NEW
COLLECTION
2019 / 2020
Designer Australian Swimwear
Enthusiastic and joyful , we believe in wholistic quality. That's why our production is limited edition and handmade in Sydney , having full control over our process from beginning to end allowing us to ensure our standards are maintained throughout.
We are passionate about creating beautiful and unique designer swimwear and every style is tested on real women's bodies, giving you the perfect fit and maximum comfort.
The Brand
Contessa Volpi is a boutique swimwear label combining sophisticated style and unique design with the best material. Created with passion in Sydney by an Italian designer and fully handmade in Australia, Contessa Volpi' s exclusive swimsuits and bikini collections are made of sustainable, comfortable and high-quality Italian Lycra and shipped worldwide.
Sustainability
“We’ve been using sustainable Italian Lycra since Contessa Volpi’s inception. Our love for the ocean has always been a huge consideration in how the pieces are made.
As Contessa Volpi grows, it’s more important than ever to ensure we remain a sustainable and responsible business. We’re conscious about overproduction so we only create a very limited number of high quality, ethical and locally produced pieces each year. We are so proud to be able to support a small team of local workers and have all our pieces made right here in Sydney!"
Forties inspired swimwear celebrates the beauty of women
“Celebrating female empowerment means celebrating the beauty of all women; I believe every woman is beautiful, every age is beautiful, and every decade of your life brings out a new form of beauty. While I’ve always designed my swimwear to enhance natural curves, this year I’ve added even more designs and styles to provide women with more choices - wider shoulders, more breast coverage, less skimpy bikinis etc. It’s about offering a woman more choices so she doesn’t feel the need to conform to a certain style, but rather choose something that is uniquely flattering to her individual shape.” Enrica Volpi
