88% matchHaight
Solid-toned minimalist swim from Rio, same clean edges
What changes: Brazilian body-conscious cuts, higher price
Brand profile
California swimwear label by sisters Oleema and Kalani Miller, known for minimal, hardware-free bikinis in muted, surf-informed tones.
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The signature is construction: bikinis built without clasps or rings, using thin ties, strappy backs and clean bonded edges instead of visible fastenings.
Tops and bottoms are priced individually at roughly $100-160, so a full set lands around $250-300 — mid-to-high for swim, not designer tier.
Founded by sisters raised between Hawaii and Laguna Beach, the range stays in muted earth tones across bikinis, one-pieces and light resort separates.
88% matchSolid-toned minimalist swim from Rio, same clean edges
What changes: Brazilian body-conscious cuts, higher price
84% matchLA minimal bikinis with the same influencer-led beach feel
What changes: Flashier, more trend-driven and smaller range
80% matchAustralian resort take with prints instead of solid earth tones
What changes: Print-heavy, fuller cover-up range
76% matchVintage-leaning minimal suits, more retro than sun-washed
What changes: Stripes and structure over seamless barely-there cuts
MIKOH is a Southern California swimwear label founded by sisters Oleema and Kalani Miller, who draw on their Hawaiian and Laguna Beach surf upbringing. The line centres on minimal, hardware-free bikinis with seamless edges, thin ties, strappy backs and cheeky cuts, plus one-pieces and lightweight resort separates in muted, sun-washed and earth-tone palettes. Collections are released seasonally and sold direct-to-consumer alongside resort and department-store stockists, with bikini pieces typically priced around $100-160 each and full sets in the $250-300 range.