Top 10 Custom Swimwear Manufacturing Exporter & Exporters in the Canada Market

Our 300-piece minimum order quantity is engineered specifically to eliminate catastrophic early inventory bloat. We allow buyers to split the 300 units across up to six individual styles at 50 units each. Furthermore, within those 50 units, you can distribute varying size ratios (e.g., Small, Medium, Large) and color variants. For instance, you could launch three full two-piece bikini sets (3 tops + 3 bottoms = 6 styles), each manufactured in two distinct colorways, completely fulfilling the MOQ while presenting an expansive multi-SKU catalogue to your Canadian retail audience.

When garments land at Canadian ports of entry or airports (Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal), they are subject to Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) processing. Knitted swimwear generally falls under HS Code 6112.11 / 6112.41 with standard import tariff rates (often up to 18% unless offset by preferential trade status). Furthermore, the federal Goods and Services Tax (GST 5%) or applicable Harmonized Sales Tax (HST up to 15% depending on the destination province like Ontario or Nova Scotia) applies upon commercial importation. Bikinova provides complete, standardized commercial invoices, transparent packing slips, and fabric fiber breakdown sheets to ensure smooth customs brokerage without clearance delays.

Under the Canadian Textile Labelling Act, apparel sold commercially within Canada must feature bilingual labeling (English and French) indicating generic fiber content percentages (e.g., 78% Recycled Polyamide / 22% Elastane) along with the dealer identity (CA identification number or complete corporate name and address). Bikinova offers custom private label branding services, including hot-stamp heat-transfer labels, woven neck tags, care instructions, and custom swing tags configured to meet all Canadian bilingual regulatory requirements.

Our certified Italian recycled swimwear fabrics feature Xtra Life LYCRA® or advanced chlorine-resistant elastane cores. Standard non-branded spandex begins to break down, bag out, and fade after approximately 15 to 20 contact hours in chlorinated water and thermal spas. In contrast, our Italian regenerated polyamides demonstrate up to 5 times greater resistance to chlorine degradation, fiber breakage, and sunscreen/tanning oil erosion, retaining original elasticity, compression shape, and color brightness across prolonged commercial spa usage.

For custom OEM styles requiring new blocks: pattern creation and toiling takes 4–5 weeks; physical sample generation requires 2–3 weeks; fit approval and digital grading consumes 2–3 weeks; and bulk cut-make-trim (CMT) manufacturing takes 4–8 weeks depending on factory volume. If you select designs from our pre-graded Private Label Ready Designs catalogue, development time is reduced, enabling delivery to Canadian hubs in approximately 10 to 14 weeks via air express freight (DHL/FedEx/UPS directly to your warehouse).

Yes. We offer high-resolution digital sublimation fabric printing. Canadian designers can supply seamless vector repeat patterns (AI, PDF, or TIFF at 300 DPI in RGB/CMYK color profiles). Our printing processes employ eco-friendly, water-based inks that fuse molecularly into our recycled polyester and nylon textiles, ensuring vivid, photorealistic prints that will not stretch white, peel, or fade under salt water or intense solar radiation.