Zara, the world’s largest retailer of female swimwear, announced Tuesday that it will stop selling the bikini-clad dresses it has been selling for years and will start selling them in a line of accessories for men and women.

The decision came after months of protests by the women’s rights group Women’s March. 

In a statement, the company said the decision to stop selling bikini-style dresses in the U.S. and Canada was made due to an increasing number of complaints from customers who said they were upset by the sales of the clothes. 

“As we have seen with previous sales decisions in Canada and the United States, the response to these decisions has been mixed,” Zara said in a statement.

Zara did not specify how much it will cost to return the products, which can range from $40 to $60. “

We understand that many of our customers were concerned with the size and weight of the swimwear items that they were buying, and we have taken action to ensure that the size restrictions we put in place are more effective than before.”

Zara did not specify how much it will cost to return the products, which can range from $40 to $60.

The company said it will offer refunds to customers who have purchased the items through Zara.

The decision comes just days after Zara released a new collection of clothing featuring an image of a female vampire and a message that reads, “I’m a woman, and I’m not afraid.”