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A nod to their native Bulgaria; Sisters Sandra & Karla founded Moré Noir (or Black Sea) to bring a rare kind of sensibility to swim and resortwear. With a focus on fabric and finishes; its thoughtfully considered pieces are made from sustainably sourced materials; produced in small batches and built to last.This swimsuit is made from stretch-ECONYL® woven from abandoned fishing nets and nylon waste. The Uma has a halter-neck silhouette with a plunging neckline decorated with pearls.

Moré Noir Uma One-Piece Swimsuit

A nod to their native Bulgaria; Sisters Sandra & Karla founded Moré Noir (or Black Sea) to bring a rare kind of sensibility to swim and resortwear. With a focus on fabric and finishes; its thoughtfully considered pieces are made from sustainably sourced materials; produced in small batches and built to last.Made from recycled and eco-sustainable nylon; the Bianca features a pussy-bow halter neck for a whimsical take on an otherwise classic silhouette.

Moré Noir Bianca One-Piece Swimsuit

A nod to their native Bulgaria; Sisters Sandra & Karla founded Moré Noir (or Black Sea) to bring a rare kind of sensibility to swim and resortwear. With a focus on fabric and finishes; its thoughtfully considered pieces are made from sustainably sourced materials; produced in small batches and built to last.This swimsuit is made from stretch-ECONYL® woven from abandoned fishing nets and nylon waste. Cut to an elegant strapless silhouette; the Vivianne is ruched throughout to flatter the female figure.

Moré Noir Vivianne One-Piece Swimsuit

A nod to their native Bulgaria; Sisters Sandra & Karla founded Moré Noir (or Black Sea) to bring a rare kind of sensibility to swim and resortwear. With a focus on fabric and finishes; its thoughtfully considered pieces are made from sustainably sourced materials; produced in small batches and built to last.The 'Victoria' strapless one-piece features a cutout design made from Oeko-Tex certified ECONYL® regenerated nylon; made using waste from oceans and landfills; like fishing nets; carpet fluff; and fabric scraps.