Ziah Embroidered Bandeau Bikini Top - Moda Operandi
Color
White
Gender
Women
Status
In stock
Details
Founded in 2015 by Erika Toscano; Ziah blurs the line between swim and ready-to-wear with sensuality at the core of its designs. Ziah honors its commitment to sustainable practices by crafting each piece with recycled and biodegradable fabrics.This bikini top has a bandeau silhouette embroidered with beading. A sliding back strap allows for an adjustable fit without the need for a clasp. Crafted from Amni Soul Eco® biodegradable polyamide fabric; designed to maintain its shape; quality; and comfort season after season. Complete the set with the [matching bottom](https://www.modaoperandi.com/women/p/ziah/embroidered-hipster-bottom/717520).
Details
Founded in 2015 by Erika Toscano; Ziah blurs the line between swim and ready-to-wear with sensuality at the core of its designs. Ziah honors its commitment to sustainable practices by crafting each piece with recycled and biodegradable fabrics.This bikini top has a bandeau silhouette embroidered with beading. A sliding back strap allows for an adjustable fit without the need for a clasp. Crafted from Amni Soul Eco® biodegradable polyamide fabric; designed to maintain its shape; quality; and comfort season after season. Complete the set with the [matching bottom](https://www.modaoperandi.com/women/p/ziah/embroidered-hipster-bottom/717520).
Founded in 2015 by Erika Toscano; Ziah blurs the line between swim and ready-to-wear with sensuality at the core of its designs. Ziah honors its commitment to sustainable practices by crafting each piece with recycled and biodegradable fabrics.This bikini top has a bandeau silhouette embroidered with beading. A sliding back strap allows for an adjustable fit without the need for a clasp. Crafted from Amni Soul Eco® biodegradable polyamide fabric; designed to maintain its shape; quality; and comfort season after season. Complete the set with the [matching bottom](https://www.modaoperandi.com/women/p/ziah/embroidered-hipster-bottom/717520).
