Make a splash in our Tropical Punch Crossback Swimsuit. As part of our Sustainable Collection, this swimsuit is made from ECONYL recycled nylon, saving discarded fishing nets from the bottom of the ocean. Our signature Tropical Punch print is spliced with our fun stripe fabric.
An estimated 640,000 tonnes of used nets are left in the ocean every year, these are collected and transformed into new nylon fibre which is used to make our Sustainable swim collection. Wearers not only look good, they're doing good too. Enjoy the sun, save the world. It's sustainable swimwear to future-proof everything that is beautiful about our planet.

• Made from Recycled Fabric
• 78% Recycled Polyamide / 22% Elastane
• Fully Lined using recycled materials
• Home Compostable Packaging
• Size 14 and 16 to have thin removable padding
• UPF50+ Sun Protection

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

The care label is located inside your garment. As with all swimwear, our nylon/Lycra fabric is delicate and should be looked after with care. Ideally, we recommend, if possible, just to rinse your item after use and hang up to dry. If your item requires washing, we recommend the following:

• Rinse in cold water after use especially if you have been in a pool with chlorine
• Hand Wash separately in cold water
• Do not soak or Bleach
• Use a delicate detergent - please check that no bleach is in the washing powder as this can damage your item
• If you wash in a machine - ideally do not use the spin cycle to prevent stretching and thinning
• Drip Dry in the Shade
• Do not Tumble Dry
• Some colors may fade in the sunlight and chlorinated water
• We use the best dyes available, however we cannot guarantee complete color fastness on some fashion colors. Some shades may bleed when wet.
• Avoid excessive amounts of Tanning lotion. Some discoloration or "yellowing" can occur if certain sunscreens come into contact with white fabric
• Rough surfaces can create pulls in the fabric, ideally sit on a towel
• Avoid use in heated pools and spas
• Dark sand can get trapped within fibers of the fabric. This can happen with all swimwear made of similar fabrics. To remove trapped sand, gently run your fingernail along the fabric when dry