Can you tell which swimsuits are Hunza G lookalikes and which ones are the real deal?

We've found doppelganger designs, starting from just £22.50

Four models wearing swimsuits
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Hunza G's super stretchy crinkled swimwear has been insanely popular in recent years. The brand was born in 1984, and back in the 90s, Julia Roberts wore a dress in the signature fabric for the film Pretty Woman. Fast forward forty years, and the revival is going so strong that they just launched a collaboration with Burberry.

It's one of the best swimsuit brands you can buy, but you have to try the famous one-size-fits-all fabric to believe quite how good it is. According to the website, "Hunza G's one size stance is not only an effort to remain an inclusive brand, but also reduces the risk of over-purchased sizing on a commercial level. Ethical and comfortable, each piece will see you through a lifetime and all that it brings – pre, during, and post pregnancy – as well as any other life changes your body goes through. Hunza G places emphasis on timeless pieces that hold the same value today as they will in the future. If looked after carefully, they can be passed down through the generations."

I added a navy Hunza G one-piece to my own summer capsule wardrobe a while ago, and it's now my must-have item when deciding what to pack in hand luggage. Considering the cost per wear, you can totally justify the price tag - Hunza G's swimming costumes are around the £175 mark - but equally, you don't have to splash the cash.

Hunza G Domino

With a flattering scoop neckline and Noughties-inspired tortoiseshell hoop detailing on the straps, the 'Domino' is one of Hunza G's most popular styles. Chrissy Teigen and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley are both fans.

Hunza G Striped

Stripes are a summertime classic, particularly in navy blue and white. This one has got to be our top pick for 2026.

Hunza G Pamela

Pamela is a simple spaghetti strap style that will never date. The stretchy fabric on Hunza G swimsuits means you can adjust the coverage, and we couldn't do a swimwear round-up without bringing you a Baywatch red moment, now could we?

Hunza G Square Neck

Hunza's square neck swimsuit is available in a rainbow of different colours, but you'll never go too far wrong with classic black. It's the swimwear equivalent of a designer LBD.

Hunza G Halterneck swimsuit

Halterneck shapes work well for larger busts, plus cobalt blue is a shade Hunza G does really well. Great for people with cool undertones, it will complement a sunkissed glow perfectly.

Hunza G Green Swimsuit

A highlighter hue like this is a surefire way to make sure all eyes are on you when you're relaxing by the pool on holiday.

Hunza G Coverage

Looking for a bit more coverage? This black and white one-piece by Hunza G has got your back. According to the website, this style has "better bust support, more material in the body, and a lower leg line with an adjustable fit... designed with a little more material in them, these pieces are perfect whether you're looking for better bust support, more length in the body, or simply a little more coverage all-over."

Hunza G Bikini

If you prefer a bikini, Hunza G does those brilliantly, too. I particularly love their flattering high waisted designs.

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FAQs

The one-size-fits-all approach and the idea that your swimsuit will grow and change with you have really revolutionised the swimwear industry. From my own personal experience, Hunza G swimsuits are ludicrously comfortable. Certainly, they don't offer the most amount of support compared to underwired styles or the best tummy control swimsuits, but the thick fabric and high-quality designs really give off a Quiet Luxury feel.

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Caroline Parr
Fashion Ecommerce Editor

Caroline is Fashion Ecommerce Editor for woman&home.com, and has been a fashion writer and editor for almost twelve years.

Since graduating from the London College of Fashion, she has spent more than a decade tracking down and writing about celebrity outfits, covering events ranging from the Met Gala to the King’s Coronation.

She has an encyclopaedic knowledge of brands, but always likes to know about new and under-the-radar labels.

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