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.
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