Orkan Swimsuit - pinky petrol tiedye

The Orkan swimsuit combines sporty and playful details for you. The low-cut back is a real eye-catcher on the beach, while the additional crossover straps guarantee the perfect hold in the water.
The swimsuit has a sewn-in bustier, which offers good support without slipping. In addition to that the material is also equipped with sun protection factor 50, which makes it the perfect choice for long days at the beach. Sustainably produced in Portugal from 100% recycled materials.

For most of our products, we’re using a fabric which is regenerated from recycled fabrics like old fishing nets or carpets. The fabric is composed of 78% recycled polyamide and 22% elastane. It is an environmentally friendly alternative to commonly used fabrics and is perfectly made for swim- and sportswear products, due to its resilience, flexibility and breathable texture. For additional protection from the sun, the fabric contains a 50 UV protection factor. With the use of these fabrics, we’re able to transform waste, which is usually polluting the environment, into fashion.

To ensure that your items last a long time, it is important to take good care of them. We therefore recommend rinsing the products briefly with clear water after swimming. For washing, we recommend washing the product in a laundry net using the hand wash program. Please do not iron or tumble dry. This will keep them in shape for a long time and retain their beautiful colors.

To reduce our collective CO2 footprint, we ship your order climate neutrally with DHL GoGreen. To help us save additional CO2, we ask you to be careful when choosing your size and avoid unnecessary returns wherever possible. Please refer to our size guide or contact our customer support team - we will be happy to help! You can find out more about shipping costs and shipping times in our guidelines. Returns: An item you ordered doesn't fit or you don't like it? No problem.
You can return your delivery from Germany free of charge. Use our returns portal in any case.