LEOPARD PRINT SLEEVELESS TWIST-KNOT OPEN-BACK ONE-PIECE SWIMSUIT
DESCRIPTION
A statement print on a suit that means something — this leopard print one-piece is made from PHA bio-based fabric, produced through the microbial fermentation of plant crops and organic waste, and fully biodegradable in both soil and ocean. Wavvves designed this piece for surfers who want to turn heads and tread lightly at the same time. The twist-knot open-back detail brings visual interest from every angle, while the stretchy PHA shell provides a secure, body-hugging fit that holds through paddles and pop-ups alike.
FEATURES
MEET THE BRAND
Wavvves was born on the shores of Bali from a simple belief: professional surfwear should never come at the expense of the planet. Inspired by a deep connection to the ocean, the brand creates high-performance swimwear for women who chase waves with a free and adventurous spirit.
Sustainability is at the heart of every piece. Using GRS-certified recycled fabrics made from ocean-bound waste, Wavvves transforms discarded materials into durable, premium swimwear with UPF 50+ protection — designed to care for both the skin and fragile marine ecosystems.
Functionality drives every design. High-stretch fabrics, ergonomic cuts, and details like thumbhole sleeves keep the swimwear secure and comfortable through every wave and wipeout, allowing women to move freely and surf with confidence.
Size & material
Beyond the Wavvves: Our Circle of Care
From sustainable stitches to community action, creating a zero-waste future together.
Fabric Upcycling
We invite you to get creative with our leftover fabric scraps. By upcycling them into unique, handmade items, you help us reduce waste and embrace circular design as a beautiful everyday lifestyle.
Eco-Collage Art
We encourage children to turn our extra fabric colorful pieces into fun collage art. It is a playful, hands-on way to inspire young minds, teach them about sustainability, and give back to our oceans.
Beach Cleanups
Our community naturally comes together for self-organized beach cleanups. By picking up plastic and trash along the shore, we take real action to protect the waters we love and keep our oceans clean.