Pain de sucre

It was in Marseille, a city facing the sea, that Pain de Sucre was founded in 1985, a house entirely dedicated to the creation of high-end women's swimwear. Self-taught and avant-garde in the way they designed seaside clothing, Christian Keusseyan and Bernard Evans conceptualized swimwear very early on. Coming from a family of tailors driven by a passion for the profession, they inherit tailor-made experience and craftsmanship. Bikinis and one-pieces became key pieces of women's wardrobe and took over ready-to-wear codes. Referenced by more than 650 multi-brand retailers around the world, the house now has around thirty shops/corners: St-Barthélémy, Knokke, Geneva, Monaco, Paris, Cannes, Saint-Tropez... More great stories to share...

• Pain de Sucre promises a real invitation to travel.

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• The house is at the service of its customers in order to find the jersey of their dreams...

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• Noble and natural materials: wood, stone and lianas from Indonesia that seem to come out of the ground.