Bikini panties Ariella - black

Panties Ariella in black is actually a very classic bikini panty style - but in a particularly great fabric that nestles comfortably against the skin, dries quickly and is not "just black bikini panties" thanks to its special, structured look. The mid-high waist cut can be worn a little higher or "normal" at a mid-high waist height, so not too low;)
The legs are edged with an elastic, but pleasantly firm elastic band, but the upper edge is only folded over and therefore does not cut in. The leg cut is a little lower on Ariella - if you prefer it higher, then there is our Hosi Eliv.

Like all of our swimwear pieces, the Ariella panties are double-worked, namely on the outside with a finely structured, recycled (!) bathing fabric, on the inside there is a wonderfully soft, also recycled bathing lining.

Our swimwear can easily be washed in the washing machine; we recommend a delicate wash at 30 degrees. It would also be important to avoid fabric softeners and detergents that contain bleach, as bleach attacks the elastane fibers.

Otherwise, we recommend rinsing your swimwear well with clean water after going into the water or in the evening after a day of swimming, as this means that chlorine and salt water residues are easily removed and cannot attack the items any further - and they stay beautiful for longer < 3.

87% Ecoyarn PES
13% spandex

All of our swim fabrics are made from recycled Ecoyarn, a fiber made from old plastic bottles. Our Spanish fabric manufacturer has been a pioneer in the field of sustainable material production for years and is characterized by water saving, short delivery routes and the use of clean energy in production.

Because we are asked again and again: Where possible, we like to use natural materials, but unfortunately this is not possible with swimwear due to the requirements placed on the material, since salt and chlorine water resistance is the priority here. Our solution to this is that our fabrics breathe new life into ocean plastic waste by turning it into textile fibres. Good for the ocean, the environment, the climate - and we're happy too!