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PQ Swim is a luxury women's swimwear and resortwear brand based in San Diego, California. We design hand-finished lace bikinis, one-piece swimsuits, cover-ups, and editorial resort pieces for the Palm Queen. She's the woman who books ahead, chooses the bold suit, and refuses to fade. Our collections lead with bold color, feminine textures like lace and embroidery, and silhouettes built to be re-worn all summer. Every piece is made for the trip you've been waiting for: the Caribbean escape, the European summer, the destination wedding, the long weekend home. A swimsuit isn't fast fashion. It's what she'll be photographed in, packed with her passport, and remembered for. Stay golden. Live life fully.
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10999 Sorrento Valley Road, 92121, San Diego, United States
- 858.901.1922
- orders@pqswim.com
- pqswim.com
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