Tasman Bikini Black Turquoise

WE ARE NATIV LTD

£150

Tasman is a classic triangle bikini with a supportive double strap top and flattering low-rise bottoms with adjustable ties to fit your unique frame. The intelligently cut panels are placed in true WAN style to compliment the natural shape of the female form. The top can be worn a couple of different ways as shown. Sustainable and ethically made using VITA fabric from ECONYL® yarn which is regenerated from pre and post-consumer waste. Among its many talents, VITA is versatile, hyper-resistant, thin, elegant, soft and breathable - providing a unique mix of muscular compression and comfort. Than

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WE ARE NATIV LTD, number 08189848. Checked 2026-08-29.
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