MyKiny Unveils Femme Burkini Black & Taupe Netherland

MyKiny Brand, a pioneer in modest fashion, announces the launch of its Femme Burkini Black Netherland and Femme Burkini Taupe Netherland, empowering Dutch women with stylish, sustainable swimwear for 2025. Tailored for the Netherlands’ diverse lifestyles—from Scheveningen beaches to indoor pools in Eindhoven—these burkinis combine full coverage, modern trends, and eco-innovation. Amid a 15% rise in European modest swimwear demand, MyKiny delivers inclusive designs starting at €89, celebrating body positivity and cultural freedom.

Burkini Elegance

Since its inception in 2018, MyKiny has championed modest activewear, blending Dutch practicality with global influences. Founder Zara Alami states, “These burkinis honor our multicultural roots while embracing 2025’s earthy palettes and minimalist vibes.” Inspired by post-2019 burkini acceptance debates, the collection counters past restrictions like France’s overturned bans, promoting choice in a tolerant Netherlands.

The Femme Burkini Black Netherland stands as a sleek essential, its matte black hue—evoking Amsterdam nights—offering slimming elegance. Featuring long sleeves, high-waist leggings, and an adjustable hood with soft ties, it’s made from Italian nylon-spandex for breathability and UPF 50+ protection. Chlorine-resistant for year-round use, it suits North Sea swims or De Mirandabad laps. “Black’s versatility shines in Dutch settings,” says ambassador Layla de Jong. “Pair it with jeans for a casual canal walk post-swim.”

Sustainable Swimwear

The Femme Burkini Taupe Netherland introduces warm, dune-inspired taupe, aligning with 2025’s neutral trends. This versatile piece includes compression panels for fit, a magnetic hood closure for ease, and an optional belt for shape. Quick-drying and UPF-protected, it’s ideal for Zandvoort bike-to-beach transitions. Testers from Utrecht wellness groups note, “The taupe flatters everyone, feeling light yet secure during aqua yoga.

Sustainability drives both designs, using 85% recycled ocean plastics to combat North Sea pollution and support the Plastic Pact NL. GOTS-certified, with low-impact dyes and ethical manufacturing in Europe, they endure 50+ washes. “We’re aligning with Dutch green values,” Alami explains. With 70% of locals favoring eco-brands, these burkinis reduce waste in the €500M modest market.