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Singapore label launches Brazilian-made swimwear globally
23 Aug '05
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tOob Inc. Pte. Ltd. is the first Singapore company to launch its own collection of Brazilian-made swimwear.
It will make its debut at the Apparel Asia 2005 exhibition from 18th to 21st October at the Suntec City Convention Centre, followed by Labels Asia at the Singapore Expo from 8th to 10th November 2005.
The swimwear label, Zarzamora, is designed in Singapore and fully manufactured in Brazil.
“We're really excited about this and we expect people to respond positively to the sexy and captivating designs. A revolution is what we're seeking”, says tOob Inc. Chief Designer/Marcom Manager, Wendy Yee.
The designers at Zarzamora studied the various Brazilian cuts and have put together a collection that is both flattering and comfortable to wear.
There is an interesting mix of fabrics in the designs and the styles range from sassy and classy, to outright fun and energetic. All tops and bottoms are sold separately to allow customers to mix and match the bikinis according to their body type.
Thorough research and analysis was conducted to ensure that the final product meets the requirements of both the Asian and Western markets. All the designs come with full double lining for both bikini tops and bottoms.
The difference between Zarzamora and the other Brazilian labels is that its bikini tops come with pockets for bra pad insertion. This design provides an option for ladies who prefer a little more support and enhancement. In order to cater to a wider market, the collection comes in sizes ranging from PP (XXS) to GGG (XXL).
tOob Inc. believes that good quality swimwear that is well cut gives a woman more confidence, hence making her feel and look better. Zarzamora aims to be the first in the Asian region to deliver authentic Brazilian swimwear at the most competitive price. For the complete range of swimwear, check out the website www.zarzamorabrasil.com.
It will make its debut at the Apparel Asia 2005 exhibition from 18th to 21st October at the Suntec City Convention Centre, followed by Labels Asia at the Singapore Expo from 8th to 10th November 2005.
The swimwear label, Zarzamora, is designed in Singapore and fully manufactured in Brazil.
“We're really excited about this and we expect people to respond positively to the sexy and captivating designs. A revolution is what we're seeking”, says tOob Inc. Chief Designer/Marcom Manager, Wendy Yee.
The designers at Zarzamora studied the various Brazilian cuts and have put together a collection that is both flattering and comfortable to wear.
There is an interesting mix of fabrics in the designs and the styles range from sassy and classy, to outright fun and energetic. All tops and bottoms are sold separately to allow customers to mix and match the bikinis according to their body type.
Thorough research and analysis was conducted to ensure that the final product meets the requirements of both the Asian and Western markets. All the designs come with full double lining for both bikini tops and bottoms.
The difference between Zarzamora and the other Brazilian labels is that its bikini tops come with pockets for bra pad insertion. This design provides an option for ladies who prefer a little more support and enhancement. In order to cater to a wider market, the collection comes in sizes ranging from PP (XXS) to GGG (XXL).
tOob Inc. believes that good quality swimwear that is well cut gives a woman more confidence, hence making her feel and look better. Zarzamora aims to be the first in the Asian region to deliver authentic Brazilian swimwear at the most competitive price. For the complete range of swimwear, check out the website www.zarzamorabrasil.com.
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