Corso means in progress.
Corso Fleur was started by Alexandra McDonald, who grew up around water: at the beach every day and in a swimsuit most of the year.
Swimwear that keeps moving.
Alexandra saw a gap: swimwear made for an active life outdoors that still looks considered. Suits that hold through a dive for the ball, a surf session or laps, without giving up a tailored, minimal line.
Every piece is designed in Los Angeles and made in Bali, Indonesia. The collection is deliberately short: three silhouettes in four colours, built to be worn hard and kept. Tops and bottoms are sold separately, so each one fits the way it should.
The name comes from the Italian corso, "in progress". In sport and in life, progress is ongoing, always happening in the here and now. That idea runs through every suit, and through how we work.
Move in it.
Adjustable straps, lift and coverage that stay put through real movement.
Cut with intent.
Square necklines, contour seams and clean lines, in solid colours that read from across the beach.
Made from less.
A recycled-nylon fabric from a certified Italian mill, and a short range made to last. The detail is in our Material passport.