Women's Swimsuits Suppliers & Exporters Serving the Brazil Market

Under Portaria INMETRO nº 166/2011 and MERCOSUL Technical Regulation Res. GMC 33/07, every swimsuit entering Brazil must feature a permanent textile label written in Portuguese. The label must explicitly indicate: (1) Country of origin (e.g., "Fabricado na Indonésia"), (2) Name, corporate name, or registered brand and tax identification (CNPJ) of the Brazilian importer or domestic manufacturer, (3) Precise fiber composition in descending percentage order (e.g., "78% Poliamida Reciclada, 22% Elastano"), (4) Sizing indication using standard Brazilian codes (P, M, G, GG), and (5) Care symbols adhering to ISO 3758 (washing, bleaching, drying, ironing, and professional textile care).

We provide full pre-print compliance validation for heat-transfer and woven tags, ensuring your goods clear Federal Revenue (Receita Federal) inspections without fines or delays.

Swimwear falls under NCM code 6112.41.00 (synthetic fiber women's swimwear) or 6112.31.00. The taxation structure involves sequential calculation: (1) Imposto de Importação (II) typically at 35% under the Mercosul Common External Tariff (TEC) for apparel, (2) IPI (Tax on Industrialized Products) around 0%, (3) PIS-Importação (2.1%) and COFINS-Importação (10.65%), and (4) ICMS (state VAT), which varies by state (e.g., 18% in São Paulo, 20% in Rio de Janeiro). For courier consignments under USD 3,000, shipments may be subject to the simplified import regime (RTS).

We provide accurate Commercial Invoices, Packing Lists with detailed NCM/HS codes, and Certificate of Origin documentation to facilitate smooth Siscomex registration with your customs broker (despachante aduaneiro).

Yes, for commercial B2B cargo clearance through official maritime or regular air freight channels, your Brazilian company must have an active RADAR license (Registro e Rastreamento da Atuação dos Intervenientes Aduaneiros) linked to your CNPJ via Siscomex. Small business entities typically operate under "RADAR Expresso" (allowing up to USD 50,000 imports per consecutive 6 months) or "RADAR Limitado" (up to USD 150,000).

However, if you are ordering prototype samples or small promotional runs under USD 3,000, these can enter Brazil via DHL Express International utilizing formal courier clearance where an active RADAR is generally not required.

We believe emerging brands need nimble supply chains without inventory overhang. For our ready-to-cut production blocks (White Label with your brand tags, custom colorways, and bespoke prints), the total order minimum is 100 units. For fully bespoke designs built from your own sketches, tech packs, or physical samples (Private Label), our minimum is 250 units in total.

Crucially, our internal requirement is merely 20 units per style and colorway, with zero minimum per size. This allows you to calibrate size distribution (e.g., 5x P, 8x M, 5x G, 2x GG) exactly according to your boutique's demographic demand.

Sampling from our library of stocked fabrics takes approximately 3 business days for Ready Designs and 10 to 14 days for bespoke CAD development and physical prototyping. Bulk production is executed within 4 to 8 weeks depending on aggregate quantity and embellishment complexity.

Transit via DHL Express air freight from Bali to São Paulo (GRU) or Rio de Janeiro (GIG) takes 4 to 6 business days. For consolidated ocean cargo destined for Porto de Santos or Paranaguá, typical maritime transit spans 35 to 45 days.

Yes. Our in-house digital printing studio utilizes large-format reactive sublimation machines with OEKO-TEX certified water-based inks. We can match any Pantone TCX or TPX shade requested by your design team. Before bulk printing commences, we create digital and fabric print strike-offs to guarantee color saturation, registration precision, and white-stretch stability under tension.