Knix unveils revolutionary Leakproof swim collections

Knix, the global intimates and apparel brand, announces the release of their latest Knix and Kt by Knix Swim Collections, featuring vibrant colors, captivating prints, and innovative Leakproof technology, aiming to transform the swimwear experience.

With a commitment to empowering individuals and promoting comfort in their own skin, Knix addresses a significant challenge faced by teens: the impact of menstrual cycle on swimming activities. A recent consumer survey revealed that 51% of teens miss out on swimming due to their menstrual cycle, leading to confidence issues.

Knix’s patented Leakproof swimwear is designed to alleviate the stress of swimming during menstruation, providing maximum protection. This innovative technology absorbs approximately 1.5 – 3.4 teaspoons of liquid, equivalent to 1 – 3 regular tampons, offering standalone or backup protection for specific period days.

The Swim Collections feature a wide range of stylish swimsuits, including classic one-pieces and trendy bikinis, catering to diverse preferences. The collections will be available in stores and online starting February 6th.

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