Estee Skirt | Varadero
Canopea
This pareo skirt, Estee, whisks us away on the most exotic adventure. It is light-weight and ties and unties at the hip for a flawless fit.
Varadero's wild floral print is inspired by the exotic vegetation that lines the shores of the famous Cuban beach.
SIZE
Each size corresponds to the clothing size you usually wear. If you measure more than 1m70, we would advise selecting a size up.
THE CUT
• Retro chic
• Can be worn as a daytime outfit with a blouse or a swimsuit cover-up
• Ties at the waist like a wrap skirt
• Midi skirt with high waist, slightly pleated
COMPOSITION & CARE
• 100% Viscose certified FSC®
• Machine washable 30°C delicate
• This skirt is made of a very light Liberty London fabric
• Designed in France and manufactured in the factory in Portugal
FITTING INFO
• Canopea has tried this skirt on several sizes and recommend the T1 if you wear size 36 or 38 and the T2 if you wear size 40 or 42.
• T1 corresponds to a 36/38, T2 corresponds to a 40/42
• ANGELA wears a size 36. She measures 1m81, with a 89 cm bust size
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CANOPEA is a new brand of sun protective swimwear for children. They aim to reconcile sun protection with style, simple as that. With them, you will find clean-cut cut shapes, subtle colours, unisex rash tops and sun protective swimwear for boys, girls and babies, made from the highest quality European fabrics.
Made in Europe in small workshops, the swimwear is made from Econyl®, a recycled fibre. Tested over 200 hours in a laboratory, the rash guards are chlorine, seawater and sun cream resistant. Made from high-quality European fabrics, they are rated UPF 50+ without any chemical filter, offering the best protection according to the Australian norm, the international reference for sun protection, while being kind to the skin and the environment.
CANOPEA refers to the upper level of the tropical forest. This ecosystem, rich in biodiversity, captures the majority of solar energy, allowing for younger plants to grow safely protected by elder trees. This is the energy that we aim to transmit to our children while making sure they remain safe.