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£28 £45
A swimsuit made with ECONYL® yarn derived from nylon waste and recovered fishing nets. Designed with a straight neckline, slender adjustable straps and bust darts that ensure a smooth shape and a neat fit.
Swedish style from the people who brought you & Other Stories and COS. ARKET is dedicated to relaxed, everyday pieces, with an emphasis on design. Featuring innovative recycled yarns alongside tactile fabrics like silk and satin, there’s a focus on longevity, with prints and cuts that will last long beyond a season.
The Guardian Stylist, Melanie Wilkinson and Deputy Fashion Editor, Scarlett Conlon says: “Arket’s swimwear is made using - among other things - recovered nets, discarded plastics, industrial components and old carpets. The materials are made into Econyl®, a regenerated nylon yarn made in Slovenia”. 25 April 2019.
'At last, sustainable swimwear is no longer a token part of collections – and that's down to customer demand. More and more shoppers are now actively seeking out eco-friendly brands like Mara Hoffman and Vitamin A (Hailey Bieber’s favourite). It’s not just luxury labels stepping up though, the high street has come through this year with a range of swimwear made from recycled bottles, fishing nets and plastic. Our favourites? Arket’s ECONYL range and Oysho’s Join Life collection.' 3 May 2019.
Vogue UK Fashion Features Editor, Ellie Pithers says: “Beach-bound? A figure-sculpting swimsuit is now the preference to itsy-bitsy teeny-weenie variations on a bikini”. 21 June 2019.
"A swimsuit made with ECONYL® yarn derived from nylon waste and recovered fishing nets."
