MIAMI – November 10, 2026 -- Acqualina Resort & Residences in Sunny Isles Beach has launched an exclusive collection with Italian brand Back Wellnesswear, with pieces priced from $115 to $450 and sold at the Acqualina Spa Boutique. The resort is now Back Wellnesswear's exclusive Miami partner, and every piece was designed specifically for the property.
About 20 styles for women and men
The Acqualina edition includes approximately 20 styles, drawn mainly from Back Wellnesswear's Performance line. The fabric is 80 percent Supima cotton and 20 percent elastane, which puts breathable cotton against the skin while the elastane allows movement. The resort pitches it as athleisure that works from the fitness studio to a morning beach run and onto the flight home.
The range covers high-waist and short leggings, shorts, long- and short-sleeve tees, racer-back tanks, cropped tops, hoodies and high-neck zip jackets. Cashmere ponchos and wraps complete the selection. Sizes run from XS to XXL, and the colors vary.
Signature tees cost $115, cashmere wraps $450
Each piece carries Acqualina's logo in red and gold. Select jackets also have the phrase "Take me to Acqualina" on the back hem. Signature tees start at $115, and cashmere wraps top out at $450.
Lana Labrecque, Director of Spa at Acqualina, called each piece "a genuine keepsake of time spent with us." She said the garments extend the spa experience beyond the treatment room.
Every garment is made in Bergamo without polyester
Back Wellnesswear designs and makes every garment entirely in Bergamo, Italy, a UNESCO World Heritage city. The brand uses predominantly natural fibers, rejects polyester at every level of production and has been a Certified B Corporation since 2021. Its collections are also sold at Villa d'Este on Lake Como, The Dolder Grand in Zurich and Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo.
Filippo Perricone, the brand's Founder and Managing Director, said it is an honor to call Acqualina its Miami home. He described the resort as a partner whose pursuit of excellence and dedication to wellbeing reflect the brand's own values.
The Mediterranean-villa resort adds an Italian layer
Acqualina describes itself as a luxury resort inspired by the grand villas of the Mediterranean. It points to Italian touches already in place: the cuisine of Il Mulino New York and the Tuscan botanicals of Seed to Skin at Acqualina Spa. The spa covers 20,000 square feet over two stories and has 11 multi-functional treatment rooms.
Because every design is co-branded and produced exclusively for the property, the collection cannot be found elsewhere. It is available now at the Acqualina Spa Boutique.