Bas Hedy taille mi-haute imprimé Coral
- Prix régulier
- $80.00
- Prix régulier
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- Prix de vente
- $80.00
Notes du styliste
- Se démarquer et glisser majestueusement sur votre chemin vers la piscine, voilà ce que propose le bas de bikini Hedy à imprimé corail. Parez-vous d’une robe de plage longue et fluide et votre tenue de vacances est complète. Ce bas de bikini brésilien à la coupe échancrée deviendra votre incontournable de l'été.
- Couverture moyenne
- Augmentation moyenne
- Doublé pour une protection pure
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Size & Fit
Composition & Care
Fabric Story
Collection Story
- All our shipments are Carbon Neutral.
- Try our garments comfortably, in your own home. If the fit is not right, or you would like a different size, you have 14 days to request an exchange or return and send them back to us.
- Our customer care team is here to assist you at customercare@koraru.co
- Please read our Shipping Policy to find out more about your delivery options.
- Please read our Returns & Exchange Policy before ordering. Placing an order means knowing and agreeing to our Policy.
- All FINAL SALE items are final and can only be refunded for store credit or exchanged for a different size pending availability.
Shipping & Returns
- All our shipments are Carbon Neutral.
- Try our garments comfortably, in your own home. If the fit is not right, or you would like a different size, you have 14 days to request an exchange or return and send them back to us.
- Our customer care team is here to assist you at customercare@koraru.co
- Please read our Shipping Policy to find out more about your delivery options.
- Please read our Returns & Exchange Policy before ordering. Placing an order means knowing and agreeing to our Policy.
- All FINAL SALE items are final and can only be refunded for store credit or exchanged for a different size pending availability.
For Every Swimsuit You Buy, We Give Back To The Ocean
KÕRARU donates USD $5 from every set or one-piece sold to the Coral Reef Alliance -who works with communities around the world to help acclimate coral reefs to rising ocean temperatures.
Butterfly Mark Certified
The Butterfly Mark is a prestigious recognition that is only bestowed upon luxury brands that consistently meet and exceed higher standards for both people and planet.
This mark symbolises our commitment to progress over perfection, choosing difficult work over easy wins, and our unwavering dedication to continuous improvement. It represents our belief that sustainability should be at the heart of everything we do.
Find out more on our Positive Luxury Certification here.
Support Transparent Fashion
You have the right to know where your clothes come from, how they are made and the impact they have on the world. We provide that information, offering a window into our sourcing, production and sustainability practices.
By supporting KÕRARU, you send a strong message to the fashion industry that supply chain transparency is non-negotiable, that beautiful things shouldn't cost us the Earth, and that we care about the people who make our clothes.
Find out more about our suppliers on our Manufacturers page.
KÕRARU Renew
KÕRARU is partnering up with FibreLab - a London based recycling innovator, to bring about our end-of-life program: KÕRARU Renew. With their expertise and innovative approach, FibreLab utilises a custom-built mechanical shredding machine to transform post-industrial and post-consumer textile waste into valuable recycled fibre.
This collaboration marks a significant step in our commitment to our sustainability and responsible practices. Once you've enjoyed your KÕRARU swimsuit to the fullest, we encourage you to return it to us by contacting customercare@koraru.co
Read more on our Circularity page.
You Deserve Better Swimwear. And We Make It
In a world overflowing with discarded potential, we saw an opportunity to craft something extraordinary. Our sustainable swimwear brand is built upon the idea that what we perceived as end-of-life materials in the past can shape the brilliance of the future.
