Viola Swimsuit Black
Viola Swimsuit Black
Viola Swimsuit Black

Viola Swimsuit Black

Regular price R$ 399,00 Sale price R$ 200,00
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Swimsuit with a classic and irreverent look on the back.
It has a very straight neckline in the front and crossed-back.


This swimsuit is for those who love style and comfort.
Get ready to stop at the beach.


Ideal for yoga, running, surfing, workout and day-to-day practices.

  • Econyl Regenerative Nylon
  • Nylon fiber made from nylon waste that pollutes the Earth, such as fishing nets, fabric scraps, carpets and industrial plastic
  • Can be recycled infinitely
  • Reduces nylon's global warming impact by up to 90% compared to petroleum-derived nylon.

Regenerated Nylon, in addition to being a solution for waste materials and garbage, is also the best fabric in relation to climate change.


Composition:

  • 78% recycled polyamide
  • 22 % Lycra xtra life TM
Lavar à mão ou à máquina na temperatura de 40CNão usar alvejante ou cloroNão lavar a secoNão passar a ferroRegenera o planeta Compartilhe amor

It is recommended to wash it by hand in cold water or in the machine in a delicate mode with neutral or biodegradable soap. Do not tumble dry. Dry in the shade.

 

 

ECONYL – REGENERATIVE NYLON

Econyl yarn is a 100% regenerative nylon fiber made from nylon waste that pollutes the Earth, such as fishing nets, fabric scraps, carpets and industrial plastic salvaged from around the world. Through a radical regeneration and purification process, nylon waste is recycled back to its original purity. In other words, Econyl Regenerated Nylon is exactly the same as fossil origin nylon and has the potential to be infinitely recycled, without ever losing its quality.

In addition to being a solution to waste, ECONYL regenerative nylon is also best for climate change. It reduces nylon's global warming impact by up to 90% compared to petroleum-derived material.

 

Nylon and poliéster



Made from petrochemicals, these synthetics are not biodegradable, and are unsustainable. Nylon manufacturing creates nitrous oxide, a greenhouse gas 310 times more potent than carbon dioxide.

Like polyester, nylon is made from a non-renewable material (petroleum) in an energy-intensive process. It sheds micro-plastic fibers that end up in rivers and oceans every time it is washed, and since it is not biodegradable, it will end up in a landfill at the end of the product's life cycle.

Factories producing nylon and polyester without wastewater treatment systems can release potentially hazardous substances, including antimony, cobalt, manganese salts, sodium bromide and titanium dioxide into the environment.

 
 


Size guide (in centimeters):

PP P M G
Bust 79 - 81 81 - 85 85 - 89 90 - 93
Waist 56 - 61 61 - 64 64 - 68 68 - 72
Hip 85 - 88 88 - 94 94 - 98 98 - 102

 

 

 

Viola Cryana ( Cry Violet )

The Cry Violet, described in 1878, was endemic to strongly restricted limestone outcrops in the region of Cry, a commune in the Department Yonne in northern central France.

The species disappeared because of limestone quarrying and finally due to overexploitation by plant collectors.
It was extinct in the wild by 1930 and survived in cultivation – but only for some 30 years longer; the Cry Violet is now extinct.