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Backed by know-how attained over 35 years, Pain de Sucre passionately creates women's collections of swimwear and high-end lingerie. Celebrating the "Art of living on the beach", this French brand unveils an extensive seaside wardrobe each year embellishing all silhouettes, and always seeing the swimsuit as a fashion accessory in its own right, an invitation to travel…
It was in Marseille, a city facing the sea, that Pain de Sucre came into being in 1985, a firm dedicated 100% to the design of high-end women's swimwear. Self-taught and avant-garde in their approach to designing seafront clothing, Christian Keusseyan and Bernard Evans soon came up with their concept of the swimsuit. From a family of tailors/couturiers driven by a passion for their work, they inherited experience of made-to-measure and the craftsman's know-how. Both the bikini and the one-piece swimsuit became star features of women's wardrobes, then borrowing the codes of ready-to-wear. Represented by over 650 multibrand retailers worldwide, Pain de Sucre now has about 30 boutiques/corners presenting its label: in St-Barths, Knokke, Geneva, Monaco, Paris, Cannes, Saint-Tropez... Many wonderful tales to be shared...
Pain de Sucre is a real invitation to travel.
It places itself at the service of its clients so that they find the swimwear of their dreams…
A touch of exoticism, a warm ambiance.
Noble and natural materials: wood, stone and Indonesian creepers seem to rise from the earth.
The curves of the furnishings are pure, the atmosphere light and mineral.
Touches of plantlife here and there, subdued light.
Pain de Sucre is a real invitation to travel.
It places itself at the service of its clients so that they find the swimwear of their dreams…
A touch of exoticism, a warm ambiance.
Noble and natural materials: wood, stone and Indonesian creepers seem to rise from the earth.
The curves of the furnishings are pure, the atmosphere light and mineral.
Touches of plantlife here and there, subdued light.
