Ko’ele are ‘opihi endemic to Hawai’i, they are the rarest to find and the largest of the three species found in our water. Occurring naturally with a black and grey outer layer each shell is sanded down by the designer, exposing a luminous pearl-like layer that shines even more dramatically when wet and exposed to the sun. The suit itself is made up of sustainable Italian fabric regenerated from fishing nets, plastic bottles and other pre & post-consumer debris.
Handpicked in Hawai’i with love, by Lilinoe Wedemeyer.
Link for bottoms below ↓
Ko’ele are ‘opihi endemic to Hawai’i, they are the rarest to find and the largest of the three species found in our water. Occurring naturally with a black and grey outer layer each shell is sanded down by the designer, exposing a luminous pearl-like layer that shines even more dramatically when wet and exposed to the sun. The suit itself is made up of sustainable Italian fabric regenerated from fishing nets, plastic bottles and other pre & post-consumer debris.
Handpicked in Hawai’i with love, by Lilinoe Wedemeyer.
Link for bottoms below ↓
