76% matchDouble Rainbouu
Bold-print resortwear with the same loose beach ease
What changes: Unisex Hawaiian shirts, no swimwear category depth
Brand profile
Costa Mesa women's beach-lifestyle label under Stokehouse Unlimited, making fashion-led swimwear, beach knits and dresses with a seventies bohemian slant.
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Bikinis, one-pieces and cover-ups are cut for how they look off the board rather than for performance surfing, alongside knits, printed dresses and accessories.
Retro prints, crochet, gauzy cottons and neutral palettes run through the line, which reads closer to a fashion label than a technical surf brand.
Founded in 2014 by surf veterans Mandy Fry and Summer Rapp under Costa Mesa's Stokehouse Unlimited, the same owner as men's surf label Vissla and eyewear brand D'Blanc.
76% matchBold-print resortwear with the same loose beach ease
What changes: Unisex Hawaiian shirts, no swimwear category depth
73% matchRetro-palette beach leisure, menswear side of the pool
What changes: Men's trunks and cabana shirts, lower price point
70% matchSeventies-tinged poolside surf styling, men's cut
What changes: Menswear-only, sportier and less bohemian
60% matchIndependent women's label built on playful prints
What changes: Cartoon-graphic streetwear, no beach or swim focus
Amuse Society is a women's beach-lifestyle label founded in 2014 by surf-industry veterans Mandy Fry and Summer Rapp under Costa Mesa parent company Stokehouse Unlimited, which also owns men's surf brand Vissla and eyewear label D'Blanc. The line spans bikinis and one-pieces, beach knits, printed dresses, cover-ups and accessories, positioned as fashion-led rather than performance surf. Styling leans seventies bohemian: retro prints, crochet, gauzy cottons and neutral palettes. It sells through amusesociety.com plus surf shops and boutiques across dozens of international markets.