Juniper Maillot | Stone
$200.00 AUD
or 4 payments of $50.00 AUD with
Minimal one-piece swimsuit with thin interchangeable straps for versatile styling. Pair with high waisted shorts for a laid back everyday look or wear under the Aire Turtle Neck in the surf.
- 78% recycled polyamide / 22% Italian lycra
- ECONYL® regenerated yarn
- Best for A - C cup
- Interchangeable tie back
- Full coverage bottom
- Fully lined
Please Note: if you're in between sizes, tall or have a long torso we recommend sizing up in this style for the perfect fit
Tahnee is 170cm tall, a 10D cup and wearing a size 10 AU.
All sizes are in AU
- Details
- Fit
- Care
Woven from ghost fishing nets and fabric mill scraps, our 100% recycled Italian Nylon is five times stronger than the average spandex swimwear. With UPF50+ protection and ultra chlorine resistance, it’s engineered to withstand the elements.
Moving towards a circular economy model, our fabric cleans plastic from the ocean to be repurposed into a long lasting item when handled with care.
1. Always hand rinse your pieces in cold water after use to avoid salt drying into the fabric as this can take a toll on the fibres.
2. To remove sunscreen or marks, hand wash in cold water with a mild earth friendly laundry liquid and focus on gently rubbing it into the areas needed. Do not wash in hot water, tumble dry, dry clean or iron your swimsuit. Heat will cause damage to the fibres.
3. Avoid twisting and pulling your swimwear when wet.
4. To dry, lay flat in shade or hang over a clothesline. Avoid using pegs.
5. Avoid contact with rough surfaces, oils, lotions, spas, chlorine and other harsh chemicals to get the longest wear out of your swimsuit.
Details
Fit
All sizes are in AU
Care
Woven from ghost fishing nets and fabric mill scraps, our 100% recycled Italian Nylon is five times stronger than the average spandex swimwear. With UPF50+ protection and ultra chlorine resistance, it’s engineered to withstand the elements.
Moving towards a circular economy model, our fabric cleans plastic from the ocean to be repurposed into a long lasting item when handled with care.
1. Always hand rinse your pieces in cold water after use to avoid salt drying into the fabric as this can take a toll on the fibres.
2. To remove sunscreen or marks, hand wash in cold water with a mild earth friendly laundry liquid and focus on gently rubbing it into the areas needed. Do not wash in hot water, tumble dry, dry clean or iron your swimsuit. Heat will cause damage to the fibres.
3. Avoid twisting and pulling your swimwear when wet.
4. To dry, lay flat in shade or hang over a clothesline. Avoid using pegs.
5. Avoid contact with rough surfaces, oils, lotions, spas, chlorine and other harsh chemicals to get the longest wear out of your swimsuit.