Surprise! These chic and gorgeous swimwear are also eco-friendly


By AGENCY

The trend this year, as observed in the designs by brands such as Coco Frio, is for swimwear made from regenerated waste collected in the ocean.

As the world attempts to return to normal, maybe it is time to revitalise your wardrobe with a new swimsuit (or perhaps, even a trendy outfit).

Gone are the days of textiles that are damaging to the environment, the trend this year is for one-piece swimsuits and bikinis in fabrics regenerated from waste collected in the ocean.

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