Oystercatcher Mid Rise V Pant
All SHAPES IN THE SAND swimwear are part of small capsule collections. Designed, printed and made honestly in Sydney, Australia. We use materials supporting circularity on the inside and out.
Inspired by our forever changing coastlines and the importance of shoreline habitats.
Shapes in the Sand are donating $10 from the sale of this garment to OceanWatch Australia to help protect essential fish habitat through Tide to Tip 2022 - A series of oyster farmer led clean-up events in Australian waterways.
Shape Notes:
Our signature Oystercatcher Mid Rise V Pant offers Seamless comfort and soft lines along the hips. This pant offers fuller coverage, a wider leg and a contrast slight V front band.
Fabric notes: Made from our certified recycled fabrication derived from materials destined for landfill. Featuring our signature Oystercatcher print story. Our fabrics offer twice the resistance to chlorine, sun creams and oils compared to standard lycra.
Size notes:
Ella wears a size 10 Bottom and her measurements are:
Height 175cms / 5' 9" Bust 91cms DD cup / 36" Hips 102cms / 40" Waist 74cms
Please check the size guide or get in touch with us via our chat bubble if you'd like assistance.
Fabrics
this swimsuit is made from a certified recycled fabrication derived from materials destined for landfill. Lined with the same fabric as the main.
Benefits
Offering twice the resistance to chlorine, suncreams and oils compared to standard swimwear. Our swimwear is lined with the same fabric construction as the main offering the highest quality design to accompany you on your next water adventures.
Fit Advice
All swimwear fabrics will loosen slightly when wet. We recommend choosing a size that is firm fitting.
Please check the size guide or get in touch with us via our chat bubble if you'd like assistance.
Shipping & Returns
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