Onia Resort ’11 Trunks


I know what you’re thinking: it’s February, why the hell are you posting swim trunks? Because they’re on sale, that’s why! Some of you may already be familiar with Onia, but for those who aren’t: former Steven Alan guy, makes everything in New York, the fabrics are top of the line, the fit is great – in short: they’re some of the best damn trunks on the market. And now, at a price to match. Read More »

The Friday Find: Onia SS11 Clearance

What’s one sale RIGHT NOW.


Sure, you probably won’t have a reason to wear these for another nine months. But, there’s no shame in early birding it, especially with a product this solid at a price this low. Ya’ll should know at least a little something about Onia at this point. The fabrics are from Europe and Japan. The cut and sew is done in NYC. And the fit is gangbusters. Over a dozen SS11 styles are now 40% off. Get ‘em before they’re gone. Read More »

Onia Charles Trunks


The latest from Seven Question-ed swimwear brand Onia, the Charles Trunk is made in NYC out of 60/40 (cotton/nylon) fabric from Japan. Designed to double as a casual bottom (ie, can be comfortably worn both near and away from the water), the trunks come equipped with a slew of features, including an elastic waistband with drawstring, full mesh lining, zippered back pocket with a cord to attach your keys to, two side pockets, and a slim fit. Eight colorways are available, and I’d be happy to take home any one. Read More »

Seven Questions: Onia

[ed note: I decided to launch a new interview feature, in addition to the Label Spotlight and Happenings posts, because it felt like the site was lacking a simple, straight-forward Q&A. So, with that said, welcome to the first edition of Seven Questions.]


There are certain articles of clothing that no one can ever seem to get just right. They’re the pieces that compel us to exasperatedly exclaim (usually while in a dressing room somewhere), “why can’t someone make a decent ______ for once!” They’re the garments that drive us to message boards and forums, seeking out advice and recommendations. They’re the ones that we buy anyway, knowing they’re not ideal, but hoping we can still live with (which we then almost always can’t). For me, the king of those items is – and has been – the swimsuit. Either they’re too baggy, or too tight, too long, too short, too sporty, too sloppy – there’s always something standing in the way of their being perfect. Fortunately, it’s looking like I won’t be having that problem anymore, thanks to New York’s Onia.

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The Hunt: Swimwear


Getting a jump-start on summer with a round-up of the best American-made swimwear.

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