Alabama one-piece women's swimsuit tied at the neck with a deep neckline

The Alabama one-piece swimsuit blends feminine design with comfort and a perfect fit. Made from black Lycra with an exotic print of vibrant green and turquoise leaves, it draws attention with its tropical aesthetic. The vertically seamed cups softly shape the bust, and the removable pads allow you to adjust the push-up effect to suit your preferences. A sensual V-neckline with a delicate vertical cutout visually elongates the torso and adds a touch of lightness. Wide straps extend directly from the cups and tie behind the neck, offering customizable support and all-day comfort. The back features a graceful cut that subtly reveals the shoulder blades and enhances the silhouette. This swimsuit is the perfect choice for women looking for a stylish, eye-catching model with a well-constructed and comfortable fit.

Product features:

• Vertical cup seams
• Removable pads
• Deep neckline with decorative front knot
• Wide adjustable halter straps
• Green and turquoise leaf print

HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR SWIMWEAR

To keep your swimsuit in good condition throughout summer and beyond, proper care is essential. How you wash and dry it is absolutely key. A stretched-out or wrinkled swimsuit, or deformed cups, can seriously affect your appearance.

1. Rinse your swimsuit after every use
Even if you haven't spent the whole day in the pool, you should rinse your swimsuit. Salt, chlorine, and sunscreen residue can damage the fabric permanently. Ideally, shower while wearing the swimsuit. Use a bit of shower gel, gently lather, and rinse well with warm water.
Never leave your wet swimsuit rolled up or in a bag.
Long exposure to chlorinated or salt water can cause fading and damage.

2. Hand wash only
Untie all strings before washing. Pay special attention to decorative or metallic elements, which can become dull or damaged if mishandled. It's also worth drying them with a soft towel after washing. Soak the swimsuit for 15–30 minutes in lukewarm water (around 40°C) with a small amount of detergent for delicate fabrics. Then rinse thoroughly to remove any residue.

3. Drying
Never tumble-dry swimsuits or lingerie. Lay them flat on a surface, away from direct sunlight (which can cause fading).
Do not hang bikini tops by their straps—they will stretch and lose elasticity.

4. Use your oldest swimsuit in the jacuzzi
Avoid wearing Lycra swimwear with lamination or embellishments in hot tubs. Heat and chlorine can quickly destroy the fabric. If you're a jacuzzi lover, keep a budget-friendly swimsuit for this use only—you won’t regret it if it wears out quickly.

Damage caused by improper care is not valid grounds for complaint or return.