Styles & silhouettes
Define your neckline, coverage, cut and strap arrangement around the design you want to develop.
Brief: design references and the details to keep or change.
Build a swimwear range with your own fit, fabrics and brand identity. ZIKOSWIM helps turn your designs or references into products ready to carry your label.

Your label is the final signature. The product underneath it should also reflect your customers, your design direction and the way you want your collection to fit.
Our private label swimwear service brings product development and branded finishing into one project brief. Define what you want to customise, review the sample and confirm the details before placing your bulk order.
We focus on developing your collection requirements. If you want to adapt an existing style, share the reference so availability and the scope of changes can be assessed.
Start with the elements that matter most to your product. Confirm feasible options, minimums and costs before development begins.
Define your neckline, coverage, cut and strap arrangement around the design you want to develop.
Brief: design references and the details to keep or change.
Discuss your size range, measurements, support requirements and lining with the intended fit in mind.
Brief: size chart, target fit and construction references.
Review fabric and lining choices in relation to stretch, hand feel, coverage and product use.
Brief: composition, texture, weight or a physical swatch.
Build a coordinated colour direction or discuss print artwork for your collection.
Brief: colour references, print files, scale and placement.
Consider adjusters, rings, clasps and other details alongside function, appearance and sourcing requirements.
Brief: reference images, finish, size and placement.
Specify brand labels, care labels, hangtags and individual packing as part of your order.
Brief: artwork, label content and packing instructions.
Custom fabrics, colours, prints, hardware and branded packaging may have separate supplier minimums. A garment MOQ does not automatically apply to every custom component.
Plan your core styles first, then discuss complementary pieces and shared colour or print requirements.


Consider how your brand appears on the garment and how the product is presented when it reaches your customer.
Provide brand assets and required label wording early. Confirm material availability, artwork approval and any separate minimums before ordering.
You do not need every detail resolved to begin a conversation. Be clear about the decisions already made and the support you need.
Use your product documents to define the intended result and assess what is needed to develop a sample.
Use references to communicate the shape, feel and product direction. Clarify the changes and development work required.
Need to understand the development responsibilities in more detail?
Use the sample to review the garment as a whole: fit, fabric, coverage, construction and the details that will carry your brand.
Consolidate feedback into a clear revision list. Confirm the approved sample and product specifications before committing the collection to bulk production.

A useful quote is based on a defined product and order breakdown. These are the details to bring into the first discussion.
Pattern development, construction, support details and the revisions required.
Outer fabric, lining, print method, trims and any custom sourcing.
Pieces per style, colour and size, with component minimums considered separately.
Labels, hangtags, packaging, destination and the agreed shipping terms.
Request a clear breakdown of development charges, unit price, custom component costs and freight. The scope and inclusions should be agreed in writing.
A concise collection brief helps both sides identify the practical requirements and resolve missing details early.
| Styles & quantities | List each style, colour and size breakdown. Starting garment MOQ: 50 pieces per style / colour, subject to confirmation. |
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| Materials & trims | Identify preferred fabrics, lining, colours, prints and hardware. Confirm availability and component minimums. |
| Brand assets | Provide logo artwork, label dimensions, care label wording, hangtag content and packaging requirements. |
| Approvals | Agree sample revisions, final specifications and the approval points required before bulk production. |
| Schedule & delivery | Share your target launch date and destination. Include time for sourcing, samples, revisions, production and freight. |
Practical questions about building and ordering a collection under your own brand.
Private label swimwear is sold under the buyer’s own brand. The product may be developed to a custom brief or adapted from an agreed starting style. For ZIKOSWIM projects, define the product changes, branding details and development responsibilities before sampling.
Discuss style, fit, size range, fabric, colours, prints, trims and branded finishing in your brief. The feasible scope depends on the design, sourcing requirements and quantities. Confirm the available options and costs for your project.
This page focuses on developing a collection around your requirements. If you prefer to use an existing style, share the reference or ask which options are available. Available styles, quantities and lead times are confirmed individually for each project.
The starting garment MOQ is 50 pieces per style and colour, subject to design and material requirements. Prints, custom fabrics, hardware, labels and packaging may have their own minimums. Confirm all applicable minimums before finalising your collection.
You can begin with reference images, a sketch or a sample. Explain the fit, materials and changes you want. The development scope and any additional information needed should be agreed before a sample is made.
Prepare logo artwork, dimensions, placement instructions, label wording and packaging references. Include any requirements for your destination market. Confirm artwork approval, availability, minimums and costs before production.
Minimums are assessed by style, colour and material requirements. Share your full order breakdown so we can confirm whether any quantities can be combined and identify separate component minimums.
The full schedule depends on design readiness, material sourcing, sample revisions, branded components and production capacity. Share your target date early and request a confirmed schedule that includes development, approvals, bulk production and freight.
Clarify confidentiality, permitted use of references, artwork ownership and any exclusivity requirements before sharing sensitive files or ordering. Put agreed terms in writing; exclusivity should not be assumed from a private label order alone.
Share your designs, quantities and project requirements. We’ll help clarify the next steps.
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