Fourth Element Eugenie Long Sleeve Swimsuit for Women

An estimated 8 million tons of rubbish per year enters our seas. Dumped into our oceans daily, this threatens marine life, pollutes beaches and affects local tourism industries. Imagine if below the water there was no more coral reef to explore, unique plants are dying out, wildlife is scarce and, in some cases, becoming extinct. Being OceanPositive stems from not just what we do in the ocean but also what we do in our everyday lives. From the garments Fourth Element produce to the packaging they are in and the projects that they support along the way, everything they do leads to ensuring a more sustainable business that is good for the ocean.

A beautiful long sleeve swimsuit with wetsuit styling. Mesh panels on the sides and lower arm adds an interesting texture to the chic all black appearance. The Eugenie swimsuit has wetsuit styling with low collar and front zipper. Made using recycled nylon from abandoned fishing nets with 4-way stretch premium Italian Lycra (78% ECONYL recycled nylon and 22% Xtra life Lycra). This Eugenie Long Sleeve Swimsuit for Women provides UV protection UPF 50+ is machine washable at 86°F (30°C). Rinse in cold water immediately after use and dry in the shade. Some colors made fade in chlorine. Swimsuit is available in multiple sizes.

Dr Eugenie Clark was a pioneering marine scientist in the 1950's - known as the First Lady of sharks or simply Shark Lady, she was a leading authority on sharks, devoting her career to their conservation and understanding their behavior. She also authored 175 scientific articles and conducted thousands of dives, recounting one of her favorites, in a submersible to 9000' (2,743m) below the surface. Eugenie was the first to dispel the myth that sharks needed to keep swimming in order to breathe and she helped to create the first underwater IMAX movie.