Our Brand
Beer Cap Kini is a female-owned and Florida based company. We created our very first Beer Cap Kini during Bike Week of 2021 in Daytona Beach, Florida at Froggy’s Saloon while collecting recycled beer caps from the bar! Over the past year, both local and motorcycle-rally traveling bartenders reached out to us wanting custom tops. Our name originated from bottle caps, and who doesn’t love a cool bikini? We have created a Bikini with a Twist! The brand was established by the biker culture that saturates local biker scenes, festivals, and events. We ride hard and live life in the fast lane. Why not dress like it?
Why We Stand Out
Beer Cap Kini is in a constant state of evolution and growth. We have embarked on a journey to master our craft and bring to our clients new and exciting collections that cater to all tastes.
Over that past year, our primary goal has been to improve and perfect these wearable works of art. Our mission is to create reliable and supportive products for all shapes and sizes. We wanted everyone to be able to wear one! Our specialty lies in the reinforced, soldered jump rings & joints, the flared bottle caps, the ease-of-adjustment for the perfect fit, and the highest quality of materials for optimal support, comfort, and style. Our lifetime warranty is proof that we stand by our hand-crafted Beer Cap Kinis!
We are becoming a global brand, building our reputation by providing sterling customer care! We value the support and loyalty of our fan base. We want to empower, inspire, and motivate each person who takes the opportunity to be bold and different. We are at the forefront of a positive movement of female empowerment and female owned businesses! Let’s continue to support each other in our endeavors and inspire more women to become the best they can be. You are bold, fearless, beautiful- never hesitate to rock a Bikini with a Twist.
About the Creator
Suzanne Benz, a Florida bartender and motorcycle enthusiast, has always shown a passion for life with a side of sass. After recently retiring her fishnets and bar tools due to multiple spinal cord surgeries to treat a spinal cord disease, Suzanne needed something to do that wouldn’t set back her recovery. Reluctant to leave the bartending culture entirely, she began searching for a way to stay in the game. She loved being a bartender and was damned good at it. Instead of giving up, she developed an apparel line that would cater to the culture that she loved. Behold, the birth of the Beer Cap Kini.