Save the Duck, known for its animal-free and sustainable outerwear, is furthering its ambition to be generally known as a year-round label.

As a part of its spring 2024 collection unveiled off-calendar in Milan on Tuesday, the brand introduced its first women’s swimwear collection crafted from recycled nylon and polyester.

The range — done in solid white and black, joyful tones including pink and yellow, in addition to tropical and wild animal motifs — includes different styles akin to a swimsuit, a bikini, bandeau and bralette version and two slip designs.

They’re a part of the brand’s Smartleisure collection, a combination of casual items with technical and performance qualities that may easily slot in understated business and leisure wardrobes for men and women.

Earlier this 12 months the Italian fashion company, which obtained the B Corp status in July 2019, strengthened its men’s swimwear offering, too because it strives to supply a complete look.

Strengthening its social and sustainability commitment, the spring 2024 collection embeds a partnership with Sumba Foundation, a nonprofit organization supplying drinking water to greater than 30,000 people on the Indonesian island of Sumba. Save the Duck pledges to offset the water consumption related to its manufacturing operations by supporting the association.