Monte & Lou bikini company Australian founders sign deal with David Jones

The $1M solution to 'gross' bikini problem: Best friends sign lucrative deal with David Jones after launching boutique swimwear label Two Aussie women have signed a lucrative deal with upmarket department store  Kay Howitt and Lynne Tramonte have launched the swimwear label Monte & Lou The swimwear brand has already proved successful with a million dollars in sales

By Mark Brook For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 10:06 BST, 16 June 2019 | Updated: 10:06 BST, 16 June 2019

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Two Australian women have signed a lucrative deal with upmarket department store David Jones after launching a boutique swimwear label last year.  

Best friends Kay Howitt and Lynne Tramonte had forged a very successful career working in the swimwear industry, but last year decided to launch their very own label Monte & Lou.

Co-founder and creative director Ms Howitt told news.com.au the pair had worked for some of the biggest brands, before several retailers asked her to go it alone. 

Two Australian women and best friends have signed a lucrative deal with upmarket department store David Jones after launching boutique swimwear label Monte & Lou

Two Australian women and best friends have signed a lucrative deal with upmarket department store David Jones after launching boutique swimwear label Monte & Lou

Ms Howitt said one of the reasons why their swimwear brand has already turned over a million dollars in sales is the garments' exclusive 'quick drying technology'. 

'Our luxurious exclusive printed and plain fabrics are lightweight and engineered to provide a garment that not only feels beautiful against your skin but is also quick to dry which means no more sitting in a soggy swimsuit,' Ms Howitt said.

She said all of the garments in the range are fully lined with an exclusive smooth-to-touch nylon elastane fabric, which not only feels great but also sculpts the body. 

Ms Tramonte said Kay and

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