Black Portia One Piece
Simple and sleek swimwear!
Modern, minimal, with a hint of 90s nostalgia, the Portia swim has a sporty high-neck silhouette with delicate tonal straps and cross back detailing. Just add a caftan, sunnies, and raffia tote for a chic beach day look!
Our Favorite Details:
- High neckline
- Medium bust support
- Crossover strap
- Moderate coverage
Material: 97% Polyamide, 3% Elastane
Care: Hand wash, dry flat
About the Brand
Originally created as Hunza in 1984 under the direction of Peter Meadows, the swimsuit label enjoyed huge success with its signature, unique crinkle-stretch fabrication and high-cut leggy designs.
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Black Portia One Piece
Simple and sleek swimwear!
Modern, minimal, with a hint of 90s nostalgia, the Portia swim has a sporty high-neck silhouette with delicate tonal straps and cross back detailing. Just add a caftan, sunnies, and raffia tote for a chic beach day look!
Our Favorite Details:
- High neckline
- Medium bust support
- Crossover strap
- Moderate coverage
Material: 97% Polyamide, 3% Elastane
Care: Hand wash, dry flat
About the Brand
Originally created as Hunza in 1984 under the direction of Peter Meadows, the swimsuit label enjoyed huge success with its signature, unique crinkle-stretch fabrication and high-cut leggy designs.
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Description
Simple and sleek swimwear!
Modern, minimal, with a hint of 90s nostalgia, the Portia swim has a sporty high-neck silhouette with delicate tonal straps and cross back detailing. Just add a caftan, sunnies, and raffia tote for a chic beach day look!
Our Favorite Details:
- High neckline
- Medium bust support
- Crossover strap
- Moderate coverage
Material: 97% Polyamide, 3% Elastane
Care: Hand wash, dry flat
About the Brand
Originally created as Hunza in 1984 under the direction of Peter Meadows, the swimsuit label enjoyed huge success with its signature, unique crinkle-stretch fabrication and high-cut leggy designs.
