Black [infatuation] Thong Bikini Bottom

Designed for those who like minimal coverage.

• Double-lined for both comfort and durability, providing confidence and support with every wear.
• Crafted with our signature [infatuation] heart.
• Elastic added for extra support and comfort.

SIZE & FIT

• True to size 
• Size up for fuller coverage 

MODEL MEASUREMENTS: 

• Bra size: 34d
• Bust: 37"
• Waist: 29"
• Hip: 41"
• Height: 5’9
  

Model is wearing a Large top and Medium bottom.

If you still need help check out our size chart. 

• 78% Polyamide (recylced) 
• 22% Elastane 

HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR [drip]: 

• Hand wash cold water (if machine wash is necessary use mesh laundry bag). 
• Lay flat to dry, do not iron. 

Our swimwear is crafted from ECONYL regenerated materials, sourced from Italy, to offer sustainable and stylish luxury. 

The ECONYL Regeneration process is a groundbreaking method for recycling and regenerating nylon waste into new, high-quality nylon yarn. It's a circular and sustainable approach to textile production. Here's a simplified explanation of the process:

• Nylon Collection: The process begins by collecting nylon waste materials such as discarded fishing nets, fabric scraps, industrial plastic waste, and more.
• Preparation: The collected waste is thoroughly cleaned to remove impurities like metals and non-nylon materials.
• Depolymerization: In this step, the cleaned nylon waste is broken down into its raw material form through a process called depolymerization. This breaks the nylon back into its basic molecular structure.
• Polymerization: The depolymerized material is then polymerized to create new nylon polymer. This step essentially rebuilds the nylon molecules into a form suitable for textile production.
• Yarn Creation: The regenerated nylon polymer is spun into yarn, which can be used to create textiles and fabrics.

The ECONYL Regeneration process not only helps reduce plastic waste and environmental impact but also produces high-quality nylon yarn that can be used in a wide range of applications, including sustainable fashion, swimwear, and more. It's a prime example of how innovation can drive positive change in the fashion industry and beyond.