SIMKHAI - Tyas High Rise Bottom - Black*Item is required to be sold with the Nicola Bandeau Bikini Top. Orders placed without the top will be cancelled. The Tyas High Rise Bottom is effortless elegance that defines this high-rise pull-on bottom, designed for seamless styling from resort to everyday wear. Gold-tone bead embellishments at the sides add a refined touch of luxury, while full interior lining ensures comfort and opacity. The pull-on construction eliminates closures for a streamlined silhouette that moves with you. A contemporary essential that balances understated sophistication with distinctive detailing. Fully lined Gold-toned hardware Model is wearing a size small Garment Composition: Shell: 77% Nylon, 23% Spandex Lining: 85% Recycled Nylon, 15% Spandex Garment Care: Hand wash separately, do not bleach, line dry, do not iron or dry clean Sold out of your size? Reach out and we'll do our best to hunt it down for you! SIMKHAI's Sizing: About The Brand: SIMKHAI designs for the elevated everyday with innovative techniques and timeless craftsmanship. Founded in 2010 by designer JONATHAN SIMKHAI, the studio takes inspiration from architects and sculptors alike, blending progressive construction techniques with intimate hand-detailing to create truly special garments and lifestyle design. A 2015 winner of the prestigious CFDA/ Vogue Fashion Fund, the studio has earned recognition for its original silhouettes, quality constructions, and timeless elegance. SIMKHAI continues to nurture an inspired creative community around the brand’s home in Los Angeles, sharing their designs and stories with women around the world who live artful, unapologetic lives. Jonathan Simkhai honed his technical skills at Parsons School of Design and the Fashion Institute of Technology before launching his first womenswear line in New York City. An early inductee to the CFDA Incubator program, he quickly developed an eye for craft and quality. Today he leads the brand’s creative studio, drawing inspiration from his travels and the cities he and his husband call home.