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This push up bikini top creates a sexy, deep cleavage with soft cushions on the inside of the cups. The top is crafted from recycled fabric and the tie dye look is created with a sustainable digital print. By printing digitally, we save 50-60 liters of water per meter of fabric. A knotted bow at the center of your décolleté ties the design together in style.

These bikini bottoms are tied together at the sides and leave part of your buttocks exposed. They are crafted from recycled fabric and the tie dye look is created with a sustainable digital print. By printing digitally, we save 50-60 liters of water per meter of fabric.

These high waist bikini briefs cover your buttocks, hips and lower belly. They streamline your curves and create an hourglass figure. The bottoms are crafted from recycled fabric and the tie dye look is created with a sustainable digital print. By printing digitally, we save 50-60 liters of water per meter of fabric.

Leopard print is always a good idea, right? Channel your wild side in this strapless bikini top with leopard print. To provide some extra support when needed, we've added detachable shoulder straps. The round edged cups with 3 seams on the front create a scallop shape. Unlike our traditional balcony shape, this strapless bikini top features wires with equal height on both sides, allowing for extra support when worn without straps. The wires partially enclose the breasts creating a modest but alluring décolleté. Combine this black and blue designer bikini top with one of the matching leopard print bikini bottoms and turn up the heat anywhere you go!

Cut the single-use plastic and become a member of the worldwide Join the Pipe community of tap water drinkers. This white water bottle is exclusively designed by Marlies Dekkers as part of the Join the Pipe initiative, providing you with an environmentally friendly and affordable option to make a sustainable choice. The bottle is made of bio-based plastic using sugarcane fibres: a CO2 negative plastic. Sugarcane fibres are traditionally not used but burnt, emitting significant amounts of carbon. By reusing the fibres and making bioplastic with them, we manage to reduce these emissions. The bottle is dishwasher safe up to 65 degrees. <br><br> Join the Pipe aims for a world with less plastic waste and to redistribute drinking water in a fairer way. For more information, visit <a href="https://join-the-pipe.org" target=_blank>Join the Pipe</a>.