
Emerging · $200-$400 · Australia

Maximalist swim and resortwear in retro prints with jewel details, a 70s-inspired Australian label treating the pool like a party.
Think: 70s maximalism, retro prints, swim.
The buy: the cut-out printed maxi
the cut-out printed maxi
Cin Cin puts its own loud, 70s-flavored prints on swim and resortwear, then cuts and sews nearly every piece in its own Bali studio.
Every print is designed in-house and placed garment by garment, so the motif lands in the same spot on each dress instead of running off a roll. French seams, custom gold hardware and removable clip-on jewels handle the finishing. The swim is cut from a base fabric made with recycled yarn, and the dresses lean on breezy viscose and linen.
From 10 months of sale tracking.
Their last sale was 6 weeks ago and they run one about every 22 weeks, so this is the quiet stretch.
Friends Louise Lazarus and Geo Moriarty launched Cin Cin in 2019, naming it after the Italian toast. The idea grew on their travels together, and they started building it once back in Sydney.
Print design came first and stayed the signature: vivid motifs with a 70s jet-set mood, on swim and resortwear. Its own studio in Bali followed in 2021, and most of the line is made there.
From reviews and try-on videos, in our words.
Sizes run XXS to XXL across dresses and bikinis, and product pages give the model's height and the size she wears, usually a small.
Many dresses come with removable clip-on jewels and custom gold hardware. Clip-on jewels and jewelry accessories bought on their own are final sale, for hygiene reasons.
US orders go by DHL Express in about 5 to 10 business days, free over $250, and the brand covers duties and taxes on every order.
US returns within 14 days get a refund, less a $25 handling fee per order. Sale pieces, and most orders placed with a discount code, are final.
About 96% of pieces come from its own Bali studio, its swim fabric uses recycled yarn, and leftover fabric goes into scrunchies and one-off pieces.
Viscose · Cotton · Polyester
Works most in: viscose, cotton and polyester
From the fabric listed on 473 pieces · 95% of the range lists it · Checked October 2026

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