Tankini Surf Top - Violet w White Bind
FINAL SALE
With contrast white binding straps, this tankini strikes the perfect balance of style and practicality. So whether you're catching waves or soaking up the sun, this top offers adjustable straps for a comfortable and customized fit. A definite essential for any surf-lover's wardrobe.
This is made by our team in Australia. Limited Edition.
Materials
- Recycled Nylon x Lycra® and blend fabrics
- UPF 50+
- Resistance to sun cream, oils, chlorine
- Muscle Control and Shape Retention
- Always rinse in fresh water after use
- Line dry in shade
Model Is Wearing
Charlotte, is 175cm. AU size8 (US size 4). Wears size Small
Fit Advice
All stretch fabrics loosen slightly when wet so we recommend for your swim & surfwear to feel snug and firm when tried on dry, on land. If inbetween sizes, size down.
Shipping & Returns
- Complimentary Standard Shipping on Australian Orders over $250 AUD
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- Returns Accepted for 110% Store Credit or Refund within 30 days since date of purchase
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- All items marked FINAL SALE cannot be returned at any point
Contact & Help
As part of our sustainability goals we try to reduce returns where possible. Please jump on Live Chat or fill out our contact form for more guidance on surfwear size & fit.
Why We Designed This
Designed for active water activities, our cropped tankini top offers decent bust support though we do recommend layering with a rashguard in those scorching midday sessions.
Responsibly Made
Our Swim is Made from Recycled Materials
Since 2016, we have chosen to source and use ECONYL® regenerated nylon in our surf garments. Why? ECONYL® uses synthetic waste such as industrial plastic, waste fabric, and fishing nets from oceans, then recycles and regenerates them into a new nylon yarn that is exactly the same quality as virgin nylon.
As a small business, we are a constant work in progress doing the best we can with the resources we have. And while we research and sample alternative materials to nylon-based textiles, we will continue to use this next best option of regenerated nylons.