Patagonia Bikini Briefs "Nanogrip Bottoms"
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Description
Description
These high-performance bikini bottoms with a mid-rise waist, classic cut, and minimal rear coverage feature a nanogrip lining that stays firmly in place against the skin, even in the surf. The printed styles are made from 83% recycled polyester and 17% elastane; the solid-color styles from 83% recycled nylon and 17% elastane.
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Why is this product included in the "Mit Ecken und Kanten" category?
Why is this product included in the "Mit Ecken und Kanten" category?
The product comes from a warehouse clearance. It may also be a returned item and has minor cosmetic imperfections.
Who is behind the product?
Who is behind the product?
The company supports young people fighting against oil drilling and has sued former President Trump. Patagonia offers free repairs and donates 1% of its revenue.
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