Bikini Bottom Briana - Ultramarine

Briana is a simple brazilian-cut bikini bottom: it is cut a little higher around the leg and very narrow in the back in a brazilian style. These bottoms visually accentuate your legs and hugs all your curves beautifully<3

A special feature of Briana is that these bottoms are finished a little "lighter" than many of our other bottoms: except for a gusset in the crotch area, the bottoms are made of only one layer of fabric and we have reinforced all the edges with a soft, thin elastic. This makes Briana not only visually sleek and simple, but also light to wear and very quick-drying.  

Briana matches all our ultramarine-colored top cuts perfectly, such as Bonnie, Esther, and Olya.

The fabric for Briana is recycled, meaning they are made from reprocessed plastic waste that has been fished from the sea and then further processed into fabric.

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.

90% Ecoyarn PES
10% Elastane

All of our swimwear fabrics are made from recycled Ecoyarn, a fiber produced from old plastic bottles. Our Spanish fabric manufacturer has been a pioneer in sustainable material production for years and stands out for water conservation, short supply chains, and the use of clean energy in production.

Because we are frequently asked: Wherever possible, we gladly use natural materials, but unfortunately, this is not feasible for swimwear due to the material requirements, as salt and chlorine water resistance are paramount. Our solution is that our fabrics give ocean plastic waste a new lease on life by processing it into textile fibers. Good for the ocean, the environment, the climate – and we are happy about it too!