
Emerging · Under $200 · Los Angeles, United States

Activewear and athleisure with signature scallop detailing, soft performance fabrics built for Pilates and beyond.
Think: Sleek workout sets, lifestyle uniform.
The buy: the scallop cropped long sleeve
the scallop cropped long sleeve
WISKII makes studio-to-street activewear with a fashion eye, and its scalloped edges make a simple set look finished.
Most pieces use a soft, four-way-stretch blend of nylon and LYCRA spandex that hugs and smooths, and each style goes through several fittings before it is made. The signature is a scalloped trim along waistbands, necklines and hems, which turns leggings, bras and tennis dresses into sets that look dressed rather than sporty.
Nothing from WISKII is on the site at the moment. We watch their sales and new collections — when one lands it shows up in Drops.
WISKII is a women's activewear label from Los Angeles, made by a team that describes itself as fitness fanatics, yogis and tennis players who also surf and snowboard.
It set out to pair technical stretch fabric with the details of fashion, and became known for scalloped trims on sculpting sets made to go from a Pilates class to lunch.
From reviews and try-on videos, in our words.
Most styles come only in S, M and L, sized as US 2, 4 and 6. Shoppers say it runs small, and a US reviewer advises always ordering the bigger size.
The fabric is soft, very stretchy and close-fitting, with flat seams. Wash cold on a gentle cycle, inside out, and tumble dry low.
Taylor Swift wore a WISKII denim-look exercise dress and tennis skirt in one of her music videos, and the scalloped pieces are what the label is best known for.
US delivery takes about 6 to 15 business days and costs $9, free over $150, with DHL express as an option. Duties aren't included in the price and may be collected on delivery.
You have 14 days to return. Each item carries a $3.99 restocking charge, and a US return label costs $9.90. There are no exchanges, so a different size means a new order.
WISKII doesn't list fiber content, like “100% silk”, on most of its product pages, so we can't say what its pieces are made of. We checked 162 pieces in October 2026.

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