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Maaji Swimwear is a Medellín, Colombia-based brand, founded in 2002 by sisters Amalia and Manuela Sierra. Known for its whimsical, eclectic aesthetic, Maaji produces reversible bikinis, one-pieces, and resortwear that feature vibrant prints, unexpected details, and imaginative storytelling. Each collection is inspired by fantasy themes, blending tropical influences with playful, artistic expression. The brand is also committed to sustainability, using eco-conscious fabrics and supporting reforestation and ocean preservation projects in Colombia. What makes Maaji distinctive is its dedication to creating a “Maajical” world for its customers, offering pieces that are colorful, reversible, and versatile, while rooted in creativity and Colombian heritage. With its unique blend of design innovation and social responsibility, Maaji has grown into one of Latin America’s most influential swimwear brands, now sold internationally in major retailers and boutiques.

Triya is a São Paulo, Brazil-based swimwear brand, founded in 2005 by Isabela Frugiuele and Bebel Fioravanti. Known for its artistic, bold designs, the label produces bikinis, one-pieces, and resortwear that celebrate color, creativity, and cultural storytelling. Triya’s collections often feature unique prints, hand-painted elements, and collaborations with Brazilian artists, reflecting a fusion of fashion and art. The brand also incorporates sustainability into its practices, producing in Brazil with a commitment to quality and conscious manufacturing. What makes Triya distinctive is its fearless approach to design — offering swimwear that functions as both fashion and artistic expression. By blending cultural narratives with high-fashion swimwear, Triya appeals to women who want bold, expressive pieces that stand out. With its growing international reach, Triya has become a leading voice in Brazilian swimwear, celebrated for its innovation and creativity.

Johanna Ortiz is a Cali, Colombia-based luxury fashion and swimwear brand, founded in 2003 by designer Johanna Ortiz. The label is internationally renowned for its feminine, resort-ready aesthetic that blends Latin American influences with high-fashion sophistication. Its swimwear collections feature bold prints, ruffled details, and elegant silhouettes, often complemented by resortwear such as kaftans and dresses. Johanna Ortiz emphasizes craftsmanship and sustainability, producing many of its collections locally in Colombia while supporting artisan communities. What makes the brand unique is its ability to bring Colombian culture and tropical elegance to the global stage, appealing to women who want swimwear that feels luxurious, expressive, and culturally rooted. With placement in top luxury retailers worldwide, Johanna Ortiz has positioned herself as one of Latin America’s most influential designers.