Mika romper in puffy seashell ocean

Coastal Stories I — A little closer to the sea. A little closer to yourself.

A little walk through town, the warmth of the afternoon sun, and perhaps a swim somewhere along the way.

Meet Mika romper in Puffy Seashell Ocean. A soft ocean-blue swim romper with raised seashell textures, a scoop neckline and a fitted silhouette that extends into little shorts.

Made for days that move between the water and everywhere else. From mornings by the sea to slow afternoons exploring coastal streets, Mika can be worn on its own with sandals or layered with your favourite resort pieces.

With built-in bust support, removable padding and full coverage, it’s a one-piece option for those who prefer a little more coverage without having to coordinate separate swimwear pieces.

For the little days spent somewhere along the coast.

Mika Romper Features

– Padded swim romper with removable padding and padding slots
– Scoop neckline with a fitted romper silhouette
– Full, modest coverage with integrated shorts
– Supportive underbust band for additional bust support
– Adjustable shoulder straps for a personalised fit
– Fully lined for added comfort and coverage
– Signature terry fabric with raised 3D seashell textures
– Stretchable fabric for ease of movement
– Chlorine-resistant and UV-protective fabric properties

– Outer fabric: 71% recycled polyester, 25% polyester, 4% spandex
– Please allow 20–30% discrepancy in product colour due to lighting and monitor resolution (actual colour may appear darker or brighter). Such variations may not be considered a defect.

Tips to care for your swimwear:

-Firstly, shower in clean water before entering the pool- your swimsuit will absorb less chlorine
-Secondly, avoid excessive lotion or oil on swimwear as exposure may cause decolourisation
-In addition, apply sunscreen before putting on swimwear
-Rinse your swimsuit as soon as possible in cool tap water after each time you wear it. If you have time, allow the suit to soak in cool water for 30 minutes, which is even better for the fabric. Soaking will remove most of the chemicals, salt, sand, and body oil that can damage the fabric.
-Handwash swimwear in cold water with mild detergent, avoiding harsh chemicals and fabric softeners and gently squeeze out water to retain shape
-Finally, lay swimwear to dry in shaded or ventilated areas and avoid direct sunlight as heat may damage its colour.

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